When Mother Nature Wreaks Havoc: Hurricane Preparedness
Living in the South, we are blessed with good friends, deep family connections, amazing regional cuisine and some pretty amazing year-round weather. One can typically […]
Category Archives: Newsletters
Talking About Cyberbullying
School is back in session (yea!) and kids are out there being kids. We’d like our kids to have positive social interactions, and usually they […]
What does giving thanks mean to you?
Halloween has passed and Thanksgiving is just around the corner. With Thanksgiving comes the start to the hectic holiday season. During this time, people are […]
Taking Control of BYOD
Cisco Systems surveyed more than 600 IT leaders and found that more than 40% of smartphones connected to company networks are owned by the employees. […]
Will the IT department be relevant in 2012?
An attention-grabbing blog post by a Forrester Research analyst predicts that 2012 will be “the most transformative year for end user computing since the release […]
Hybrid IT isn’t the technology in a Prius
One new term or concept emerging from the shifting manner of how IT is being deployed throughout an organization is being labeled as hybrid IT. […]
How to Get the News, Without the Ads
Don’t want to be bothered by all the ads in your morning news websites or any website for that matter? Just cruise over to their […]
Hiring plans for 2012 remain robust
Computerworld’s recent annual survey regarding 2012 IT plans found that 29 percent of the 353 IT executives surveyed, plan to grow their IT staffs. This […]
Feds closing data centers
While the number of Federal data centers grew four times from 1998 to 2010, the average amount of computing power used by those centers was […]
