We've all heard the expression, "The world is my oyster". Well, if you're an SME (small & medium enterpriser) -...
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Quickbooks 2009 Support Ending January 31, 2012
Quickbooks 2009 support is ending on January 31, 2012. If you have this version of Quickbooks, this is an ideal time to upgrade to the latest version, or create a plan to upgrade.
Anti-Virus: Free vs Paid – What’s Right For Your Business?
One of our Nerds noticed a conversation on Twitter the other day about a specific free anti-virus product in use at a small business. The Nerd felt inclined to mention that free isn’t always better. More accurately, depending on a business’s needs, a paid anti-virus designed for enterprises is actually a must!
We felt inspired by that conversation to further explain why we feel this way.
Google Apps means more money for you
If your business is currently running a Microsoft Exchange server, switching to Google Apps will almost certainly save...
Skype Business Use – 5 privacy and productivity tips
Skype is a powerful tool as it connects us via chat, voice and video anywhere in the world. It is also what powers the...
Slow Internet at home or office after iOS5 upgrade
Thousands of people will be downloading iOS5 today and excitedly activating the iCloud features, especially the iCloud Backup feature, which everyone should enable!
However, what many will experience is that their entire office or home Internet connection will slow to a crawl and that is very frustrating.
The Benefits of Networked Printers
If you operate or work at a small business, having the ability to print is vital. If your printer is simply hooked up...
The Trouble with QuickBooks Backup
QuickBooks has an impressive market share with our customers - Small and Medium Enterprises - worldwide and within...
Free Downtown Wireless Network in Lethbridge to be Expanded
Today, the Lethbridge Downtown BRZ organization authorized Nerds On Site to add additional wireless access points to the Galt Gardens to cover the park with free wifi for the public