What is Heartbleed, and what should professional website designers know about it? The entire internet is talking about Heartbleed, “a vulnerability in OpenSSL — the Internet’s most commonly used cryptographic library — has been bleeding out information, 64 kilobytes at a time, since March 2012,” NPR reported Wednesday. Who was affected, and what can people do?
It outsourcing companies help your company excel in an increasingly technological world. Armed with the knowledge surrounding computer networking and phone structure technologies IT outsourcing companies ensure your company has the ultimate communication, imperative for any business to smoothly operate.
Studies show 37% of small and medium sized businesses enlist the services from IT outsourcing companies. This is in great part due to the limited resources available to internal IT outfits within smaller companies. IT outsourcing companies offer companies top to bottom technology support for their phone and computer systems.
This Monday, Microsoft announced that it would be matching the cloud pricing from Amazon web services. Not only would virtual servers receive a 35% price cut, but storage would receive up to a 65% cut, effective after May 1. Microsoft has also announced plans to add a new tier of basic virtual servers — these will be 27% cheaper than standard.
Thousands of people across the country have the same thought almost every day: why are television remote controls so darn good at hiding? It seems like you set them down on the table, turn around to grab you snack, and suddenly they’ve vanished.
To help you find those ninja-like TV remote controls, here are a few things you can do to locate them!
Go Back to the Scene of the Crime.
Maybe you just missed them your first time looking around. Check underneath your furniture or in the corners where the remotes might have fallen. Perhaps you didn’t set it down where you thought you did, and unintentionally put it on top of the TV perhaps.
According to America’s Small Business Advocate (NSBA), about 98% of small businesses say that it’s important to keep up with new technology. Considering how much time many business owners of all backgrounds and sales now spend on the computer, it’s not hard to begin to see what sort of role better technology can have in improving company operations.
The same NSBA report showed that the average small business had 19 computers, and about 47% of owners would spend between three and five hours on a computer every day on average.
How can you improve your company’s approach to technology? Here are three suggestions.