When we wrote a response to this question in 2011 on the best way to work remotely, iPads and tablets were the rage. The iPad was introduced in 2010, and we had clients frequently using tablets and smartphones for … Read More
Android 10 was released in early September and I immediately updated my Google Pixel phone. Android improves with every release. The most immediately obvious change was a subtle, but effective user interface update. Switching between applications is now even faster, … Read More
My eighteen-year-old daughter, Sarah, recently shared an interesting complaint. She rarely checks her email and missed an important message. “Why can’t everybody just text?” she lamented. Sarah is not alone in her disdain for email. Microsoft Teams makes much more … Read More
Managing IT security has many facets and layers. However, phishing continues to stand out as likely the most persistent and dangerous threat of all. Moreover, it appears to be getting even worse. Awareness programs and training to help everyone identify … Read More
In April of this year, Mark Zuckerberg was in a congressional hearing hot seat, answering questions about Facebook and data privacy. One of the many items discussed was what happened with Cambridge Analytica, the political data firm used by the … Read More