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Call it irony, call it Murphy’s Law, call it karmic interference, but it seems that technology is bound to fail just when it’s needed most. Whether it’s a quarterly report, an important PowerPoint presentation, a term paper or last-minute tax preparation, it feels as though our computers and other important devices malfunction in our hour…
People like technology because there is a rhyme and reason to it for the specially trained eye. When something breaks or malfunctions, experts can work their magic and skills and diagnose and fix the issue at hand. However, there are times when even the most tech-savvy person can’t recover or salvage a gadget or piece…
Malware and viruses have been around since computers first became household staples. They’ve been depicted in cartoons and movies for just as long, to the point that it seems very obvious where issues can arise. Many people have been trained to spot weird advertisements and strange looking links, knowing better than to click on them or…
When it comes to technology, it’s inevitable that something is going to go wrong. Whether a computer user accidentally downloads malware that wipes the hard drive clean or someone loses their tablet with important information on it, there’s always a chance for data to go missing. Even though tech experts tell anyone with critical data on any sort…
Compliance has become a hot topic recently, mainly because new HIPAA regulations have changed the way healthcare and cloud service providers interact. These changes have caused not only the healthcare community but other industries to call into question how they interact with the cloud and what measures are being taken to protect data and meet…
At the beginning of April, I wrote a blog post about my parents selling my childhood home and needing to find a place to store my favorite possessions until I had a house of my own. At the time, my husband and I were planning to start house hunting this fall. Of course, life had…
As I mentioned last time, there are 7 main things you should consider before choosing a cloud backup provider. I reviewed 3 of these 7 things with you in Part 1. As a quick refresher, these were: 1.Security 2.Performance and versatility 3.Pricing structure Now for the final four considerations… Considerations The final four considerations for…
Sometimes I feel like Chicken Little. Only I’m not screaming “The sky is falling down!”, I’m screaming “You’ll lose your data if you don’t back up!”. That’s the thing about being in my position, I know what can happen if you aren’t backing up your data, but there’s no way for me to communicate that…
Backing up your critical business data to the cloud is a big decision to make, and one of the main concerns companies have is the level of security they are getting with the provider they choose. And why wouldn’t it be? This is not a picture of your Aunt Millie someone could be falsely accessing. …
My parents are putting my childhood home on the market next week. We’ve spent 3 months cleaning up 33 years of memories, “must keep” toys, and unfinished projects. We’ve scrubbed the kitchen, painted the walls, and power washed the back deck. We’ve taken trips down memory lane all while weeding through precious items to decide…