Over the last few years, cloud computing and cloud storage have quickly risen to prominence. From consumer products like Dropbox and Google Documents for remote file storage, to off-site enterprise server solutions, “the cloud” is here to stay. If you’re confused about what “the cloud” actually is, it’s not as exotic as it sounds.
Have you heard your employees raving over catching Pikachu or desperate to find a Pokestop? Chances are, these employees are using your office as a hunting ground to build their army in Pokemon Go.
Pokemon Go is a game that has taken the world by storm.
Technology is the quintessential conundrum of today’s business climate. Advances have empowered us to do more. Yet, as a result we’re burdened with higher expectations because of these advances. Competition works while we sleep and getting ahead requires innovation.
SEO is the fickle big sister of online marketing. She’s constantly changing her mind about what’s important on a website and how to rank pages.
With the ever-changing algorithms, how can you know what you should do to improve SEO for your business?
There’s no shortage of SEO tactics.
As a business owner, you have to wear many different hats. That’s just the reality these days. At month end, you’re an accountant, when employees complain (that’s always fun) you’re in HR, and when you need to make payroll, you’re in sales.
Unfortunately, in many cases, you can’t simply take a hat or two off - what needs to be done needs to be done.
There are no universally accepted solutions in the world of IT. Mac vs. PC, Office 365 vs. Google Apps, PBX Phone Systems vs. VoIP, or On-Premise Servers vs. Cloud, are just a handful of the choices business owners must make. Each one has its pros and cons so it is up to you to understand these differences and pick the solution that aligns with your company’s strategies and goals.
