What can small business take away from voting machine security?
We are now fewer than 60 days away from the midterm election. No matter which political party — if any — you align with, you know this is a crucial…
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Katherine Elrod
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Flying solo: Don’t DIY your brand, but do learn the lingo
If you are a solopreneur, you are in really good company. Seventy-eight percent of all U.S. businesses are one-person shows. The talents of this diverse mass of freelance writers, artists,…
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Cryptocurrency and the blockchain: A primer for dummies
Cryptocurrency is not a term that falls trippingly off the tongue nor has a place in most of our conversations.
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Tech at the start: It’s easier if you do it right from the beginning
Technology is the central gear that enables the rest of the business engine to turn. That makes it just as important as having a business plan or a marketing department.
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Phone Systems 101: Is it time to upgrade to 21st-century capabilities?
Throughout the 20th century, phones were the perfect technology: nearly indestructible, understandable to anyone who could reach the handset, and reliable at doing the one thing we asked them to do.
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Facebook teaches us yet again that technology is a tool, not a toy
Once again, Facebook can’t seem to get out of its own way. Some of its problems both known and new this week are of its own making, and some are just, well like your mom said, the company you keep.
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Green Cloud changes the game by educating next-gen MSPs on the promise of cloud tech
When the founders of 7-year-old Green Cloud first started thinking of cloud infrastructure and services, they thought they would be late to the party.
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A guide to IT support: what does your business need, and when?
The last decade has turned the IT field on its head.
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Privacy rights and wrongs: Finger pointing and regulation won’t fix it
After three weeks of learning about the harvesting and manipulation of our personal information by Cambridge Analytica and Facebook, and last week's high-profile questioning of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the key takeaway seems to be the very disturbing realization that absolutely no one knows who is supposed to be protecting your privacy.
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