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As a school, it is within your interests to ensure your college students are as organized and secure as they can be.
One of the best ways to do this is to give them access to essential supplies that will enable them to reach their academic potential.
In this post, we will outline eight things you can provide them with to help them with their studies. [Read more…]
As you probably know, I have written numerous tips for securing Windows 11 from hacking attacks, viral infections and other potential threats as well as making your computing sessions as private as possible.
Your safety, security and privacy are very important to me. I know you could spend hours of your precious time going through my blog to find the recommended changes you need to make to your settings and the other tips I’ve made available, but I know there has to be a better way… [Read more…]
At least once or twice a month I’ll receive a frantic message from someone who has had one of their important accounts hacked after giving someone their password in a phone call, email or text message.
And truth be told, this should never, ever happen. [Read more…]
Knowing how to control IT services is like having a superpower in the fast-paced digital environment. Enter ITIL—short for Information Technology Infrastructure Library. But What is ITIL, and why is ITIL Certification the newest buzz?
ITIL is a set of best practices that help companies make their IT services more efficient. We’ll explore in this blog how ITIL serves as a secret weapon for bringing IT services into line with corporate objectives, improving service delivery and increasing efficiency of operations.
Stick around to see how ITIL might turn your digital game around and propel your company towards unprecedented success. [Read more…]
Computer technology has changed so much since the “stone age” of personal computing (circa mid-1970s).
Back then our mass storage options consisted of cassette tapes that were slower than ice melting and 8 inch floppy disks that held just a few kilobytes of data each.
What’s more, those floppy drives and floppy disks were very expensive!
Today we have hard drives than can hold several terabytes of data and solid state drives (SSDs) that can swap data in and out of a computer’s RAM at breathtaking speeds. [Read more…]