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The dark web: An introduction
Have you come across the term, dark web, recently? As a business, you might have heard that you need to keep your data safe from the dark web. So, what is the dark web anyway? Read on to find out. What is the dark web? The cybercrime landscape is evolving fast. The “Nigerian” email scams are no
Today was to be the Milwaukee Brewers home 2020 opener. And it’s not.
There is the game itself and then there is the experience of being at the game. What is that experience like for you? Maybe it's getting together with friends or family and grilling out? Maybe it's taking the afternoon off and popping a beer with friends and playing catch or corn hole. What
Pandemic Pro Tip: Use an email rule to file your corona virus-related emails
Winter is over,Spring is here,COVID-19 emails,Disappear. Do you want to be able to read your important emails without an overwhelming amount of corona virus infecting your Outlook inbox, but still want to keep up on the current updates regarding the virus? Read below to find out how to make thi
DNC and Coronavirus – Planning to Work From Home
What does the DNC and the coronavirus have in common? Both may have you stay home for an extended period of time. So you might want to ask yourself what the impact may be to your business and how you might operate your business if you, your employees, your partners, or your clients need to stay h
Microsoft Teams for Business: How to Set Up and Succeed in 2025
Microsoft Teams for Business: How to Set Up and Succeed in 2025 Microsoft Teams has become an indispensable collaboration platform for businesses of all sizes. As part of the Microsoft 365 suite, it offers a comprehensive solution for communication, project management, and teamwork. Whether
Is Your IT Millennial-Friendly?
This post is not a rant about millennials. It's simply a reality check. All your employees under 35 years of age are considered Millennials. Nationally, more than 30% of American workers are Millennials and that will grow to 75% by 2025. The Millennial generation is a demographic term applied to i