3 things to know about robot doctors

Posted on Wednesday February 03, 2016

2016_Feb3_HealthcareArticles_AThe thought of a robot doctor stirs lots of emotions in people. And truth be told, a ton of mystery still surrounds just what will become of this technology. We are still years, if not decades, from a robot doctor being incorporated into the practice of healthcare. That being said, people remain extremely curious and want to know more about them. Here are 3 things you need to know about robot doctors.

 

Productivity tips for Mac's El Capitan

Posted on Tuesday February 02, 2016

2016Feb3_AppleMacOS_AComputers have enabled us to become more productive than ever. With last years' release of Mac's OS El Capitan, there are a number of productivity tools that many people may be completely unaware of. Today, we're going to share with you some of those tools, in hopes that you and your entire staff will be able to take your productivity up a notch.

 

Chrome for iPhone just got better

Posted on Monday February 01, 2016

2016Feb2_iPhone_AWith over a billion people using Chrome across the globe, it is safe to say that Google's flagship browser is the most popular one in the world. And that is why it's easy to understand why so many Chrome users are frustrated by its constant crashes and unreliability for the iPhone. But there's good news. A recent update has improved Chrome for iPhone exponentially. But before we reveal just what improvements have been made, why was Chrome always crashing in the first place?

 

Understanding the types of virtualization

Posted on Friday January 29, 2016

2016Jan29_Virtualization_AVirtualization has become the cornerstone for almost all businesses today - and for good reason. It is basically a process of creating a virtual version of a physical IT device. This, in turn, enables businesses to utilize their resources more effectively, while also reducing costs that come with managing and maintaining their infrastructure. Virtualization can be done in many different ways. In this article, we'll give you an overview of what can be virtualized, and how it can benefit your business.

 

How to avoid potential VoIP pitfalls

Posted on Thursday January 28, 2016

2016Jan28_VoIPGeneral_AWhen it comes to saving money for small businesses, VoIP is one IT tool that is all the rage. For many organizations, it can cut phone expenses in half. So obviously the benefit of a VoIP system can be enormous. But is there a catch? With some VoIP providers, there certainly is. So when you're ready to install this new technology for your business, here are some common VoIP pitfalls to be aware of.

  1. Poor call quality
  2. Complicated and frustrating management of the VoIP system
  3. Negative on-hold experience for customers
You're likely aware that a drop in call quality can tarnish the reputation of your business and result in a loss of profits. So obviously, issues like the three mentioned above may sound alarming. So does that mean that you should avoid installing a VoIP system altogether? Probably not. The thing is, VoIP isn't going anywhere. In fact, it is likely the future of telephony service for many businesses around the globe. Any technology that has the power to dramatically cut costs, such as VoIP, is here to stay. And as the service continues to evolve, it will become even more powerful and versatile.

 

Questions to ask about servers

Posted on Wednesday January 27, 2016

2016Jan27_Hardware_AWhen servers are working properly, you would never know they were there. When they are malfunctioning, servers become the scourge of the universe single-handedly bringing your business to a halt. In many ways, your servers are the heartbeat of your business. A strong one ensures good health while down servers are likely to leave your organization flatlining. Don't let that happen to you. Here are three questions to ask about your company's servers.

 

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