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Remote work is all the rage these days. Why wouldn’t it? Instead of commuting to your office, you can work on your couch while eating popcorn without pants on.

But remote work isn’t all fun and games. You have to make sure employees are in sync with their teams, have a secure internet connection, and have all the tools they need to do their jobs.

Like it or not, there’s a software application dedicated to every aspect of your life. There’s one that helps you find a good spot for lunch, countless that help you catch up with friends, and some that remind you when to stop using other apps.

All of them are supposed to make life easier and more fun, but do you really need a hundred of them on your phone or PC? In business, installing more than a dozen apps is sure to confuse and distract employees from getting things done.

Cybersecurity issues are so frequent that they’ve become the norm. Any company can be the victim of a massive Equifax-scale data breach at any moment. But before you scrap your computer and try to do business off the grid, you should know there are thousands of computer geeks dedicated to keeping your company safe.

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Confusing error messages, security updates, and installations are just some of the stuff you have to put up with if you’re managing IT by yourself.

Finding a managed IT services provider (MSP) you trust helps your business deal with these problems.

Fraudsters are no longer the slick wise guys who can charm their way into anyone’s savings accounts you see on TV. Today’s swindlers are more likely to appear as computer whiz kids who like to masquerade as a Nigerian prince or Bill Gates on the internet.

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Technology drives just about everything we do, so when it suddenly stops working, all hell breaks loose. Technicians make fast, impulsive decisions to get things back up and running as quickly as possible. And while quick reactions are good in certain types of emergencies -- like when you realize you haven’t bought the boss a gift for his birthday the next day -- it rarely helps in IT emergencies.

No recent computer technology has drawn more attention than cloud computing. While many experts say it’s the best thing since sliced bread, some business owners are still hesitant about it because they’re worried about its complexity and lack of security.

Computers are mysterious machines made up of a bunch of doohickeys and doodads that make things happen when you press buttons. That's all most users need to know to surf the web or work a word processor. But sometimes, ignorance is not bliss when it comes to computers.