Category Archives: IT Industry
5 Reasons to Upgrade Customers to Windows 10
Microsoft Windows 10 is just around the corner. With its release on July 29, 2015, users will be able to upgrade their devices to Windows latest operating system. Windows 10 is much anticipated because of the bad user experience from … Continue reading
Desktop as a Service
Desktop virtualization, in particular “Desktop as a Service” (DaaS), sometimes called “Managed Desktops” or “Managed Workspaces” depending on the vendor or platform, is a service which offers a full desktop operating system experience hosted remotely in “the cloud”. Virtual desktops … Continue reading
4 Simple Steps to Bill IT
Always a popular topic amongst IT service providers is the the subject of billing for all that hard work done and often also for items sold such as computer hardware and software. A business simply isn’t a business if there’s … Continue reading
What is Professional Services Automation?
The automation of professional services, particularly for IT services and MSP’s, is of paramount importance for the effective and efficient functioning of that business. Competition can be fierce and scaling up requires maximizing opportunities and income generation while ensuring all … Continue reading
How to Grow Your IT Services Business with Outsourcing
So you’ve been working on your IT services business and things are going well, now you’d like to expand and grow your business further, but how can you do it with the limited resources typically available to a small business? … Continue reading
Turn ON the Light – Geeks Corner
[Warning #1 – This post is for geeks only!] A few days ago @lpopejoy posted something in the user forums that drew our attention. He wrote: On a side note, I also have a stoplight in my office – yellow … Continue reading
SMB and the Cloud – Are You Ready?
Microsoft® has recently published the ‘Microsoft SMB Business in the Cloud 2012’ research report which was designed and conducted in conjunction with Edge Strategies Inc. in December 2011. The research questioned 3,000 SMBs that employ 2 to 250 employees across … Continue reading