Discover the World of Audio books with Libby: Your Ultimate Guide
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Short Note on The Golden Rule
Having to assist in dealing with a custody issue in the family drives me crazy how some people go out of their way to be rude. You should never forget the golden rule. The golden rule states, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” It is a timeless principle that encourages
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Take A Look At Tiller
I was looking for a program to help manage my finances. My wife and I usually discuss it, and I have a notebook where I write down due dates and project issues that will arise during the course of the next few months. I have used mint, quicken, and YNAB in the past, but I
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No Bad News On Friday
Just a friendly reminder it is considered rude and in bad taste to send a rude, stressful message at the end of the day on Fridays. We all know how precious our weekends are, providing us with an opportunity to recharge, spend quality time with loved ones, and focus on our personal well-being. Sending a
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Investing in Technology: The Cornerstone of a Modern Business
In today’s world, technology plays an indispensable role in ensuring efficiency, growth, and sustainability. It’s silly to see how many small businesses opt for the least expensive tech options, thinking they’re saving money. However, the initial savings often come with long-term costs that can be devastating for business. With just a little foresight many small
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Taking Control of Your Digital Life: Why I Chose PhotoPrism Over Google Photos
As a long-time user of Google Photos, I have always appreciated the convenience and powerful features it offers. However, with the growing concerns about privacy and the increasing amount of data tech giants have on us, I’ve decided it’s time to take back control of my digital life. One crucial step was finding an alternative
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Tips for Techs When Talking To Difficult Customers
An encounter with a difficult customer can be challenging. But it doesn’t have to be. If you learn to have the right attitude and taking the right steps, you will easily navigate the troublesome customers and emerge out of the tricky situation unscathed. This post pertains to techs’ tips to help you do just what
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Why Every Technician Should Read The Phoenix Project
If you are in the trenches of IT, as in information technology, you owe it to yourself to read the book called The Phoenix Project. There is a lot you can learn from this book about achieving success with your information technology projects. This book can add value to all sorts of IT companies form Software Development to MSP’s.
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Home Users Can Keep There Computer Up To Date With Patch My PC
Updating third party programs is needed to patch security issues. Way too often we see computers that come into our repair shop that does not have the latest updates to common programs. Such as Adobe reader, Flashplayer, and Java. Each time you turn on your computer you noticed all of the theses notification letting you
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Use Standard Operating Procedures To Grow Your MSP
How A SOP Can Help Your MSP Grow Conducting business in today’s competitive, technology-focused environment is becoming increasingly complex. For managed service providers (MSPs) who must stay on top of not only their own market and technology developments but also on the changing landscape of the markets of their clients, standard operating procedures (SOPs) are
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