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Written by Frank Johnson
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Tuesday, 15 November 2011 14:01 |
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The Smartphone is the new computer. You can browse the web, check emails and stay connected with the rest of the world, on the go. But this paradigm shift has made the phone more vulnerable to malicious attacks and security threats. Is your mobile device secure? Frank Johnson finds out.
The Smartphone has indeed given us the freedom to stay connected with the rest of the world at al given times. From storing contacts and personal information to downloading applications and games and from finding recipes to transferring money – there are very few things that this magic gadget does not allow us to do.
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Written by Sheena Finnegan, Cisco presales engineer, CDW
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Wednesday, 09 November 2011 07:50 |
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Telephone systems are critically important to any business, and refreshing your technology can be a daunting task. Small and midsized businesses (SMBs) considering an upgrade from a PBX to VoIP can breathe easy knowing that the benefits of this switch are clear – and, with proper planning, the implementation is nothing to be afraid of.
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Written by Frank Johnson
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Friday, 04 November 2011 09:30 |
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Wondering why your new PC or Mac is beginning to lose steam? The reasons might be several including a highly fragmented hard drive, numerous programs running simultaneously in the background or a detrimental malware. Frank Johnson whisks a few easy-to-do tips to speed up your PC or Mac.
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Written by Marsha Friedman
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Friday, 04 November 2011 09:24 |
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You don’t have to tell Kevin Reilly, entertainment president of Fox Broadcasting Company, that social media is a good way to market new shows. He already knows.
At the MIPCOM show, a TV and entertainment conference and market held in Cannes, France every year, Reilly said the network is using social media to build awareness of new shows with tremendous success. Reilly gushed over how social media has made shows hits like Glee and New Girl, almost before they even hit the airwaves.
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Written by Frank Johnson
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Thursday, 29 September 2011 04:28 |
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The goal may be to reduce cost, save the environment or keep the data center running, but excessive energy consumption has become a critical issue for most of the organizations using IT systems. Frank Johnson discusses the need for energy efficiency and the server virtualization technique to reduce power cost and increase resource utilization.The IT Power CrisesThe consumption of power is a critical issue in the domain of IT organizations. Computing equipment has become increasingly dense and energy costs are on the rise. Many datacenters even lack adequate electrical power or space...
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Written by Shawn Allaway, ConverterTechnology
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Thursday, 22 September 2011 07:59 |
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I’m always surprised by the reaction we get when discussing the risks of broken links as part of planning for a Microsoft Office upgrade. When we bring up the topic with a project team’s IT leaders as part of a prudent and methodical planning process, it’s usually met with blank stares, shoulder shrugs and general indifference. I find this reaction surprising since broken links are often a widespread – and sometimes chronic – problem during and post migration, especially if the organization is upgrading from Office 2003 to Office 2010.
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Written by Frank Johnson
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Monday, 12 September 2011 10:34 |
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Managed Services may be defined as running a set of services for a client on agreed outcome, measured as Service Level Agreements and Key Performance Indicators for a fixed price. Frank Johnson elucidates the concept further and explains the different types of IT based managed services.
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Written by Jon Vander Hill, CDW Product and Service Development Manager
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Thursday, 08 September 2011 10:43 |
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As many small and medium-sized businesses move to the cloud, is it smart to pass up data center colocation?
For years, organizations of all sizes have debated the question of whether to build or buy data centers, and small-to-medium-sized businesses (SMBs) also have several cost-saving outsourcing options from which to choose, not least among them cloud computing.
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Written by Frank Johnson
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Monday, 29 August 2011 09:55 |
The safety of a business relies on several factors. But most importantly, safe IT systems and customer information can either make or break a business. Frank Johnson discusses these two aspects in details to evaluate how they are integral to business safety
Every business aspires to reach great heights. But only a few can survive the rat race and tower over the others. There are several factors that need to be ensured to keep the growth accelerated and the profits rolling in. One of these aspects is ‘business safety’. In this highly transient marketplace where the fates of...
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Written by Frank Johnson
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Wednesday, 17 August 2011 14:57 |
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Project Management is the art and science of organizing and regulating the different elements of a project. For a business, this could be the development of a new product, the launch of a new service or a marketing campaign. Frank Johnson describes the nine important processes of Project Management.
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Written by Jerry Burke
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Saturday, 13 August 2011 13:33 |
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2.1 Next Gen BSS Offers Innovative Billing Solutions
BSS and billing have moved from a back office function to a strategic role within an organisation. Billing must now be a key component in the management of customers, enabling product bundling, allowing a single view of the customer and driving the fast introduction of new,billable products and services.
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