Companies invest significant sums for the latest and greatest security gizmos, such as newer alarm systems and sophisticated security cameras to protect their office and warehouse. But what about their computer system? What assurance do they have against the loss of their business data? SherWeb, a veteran provider of hosted solutions, addresses these concerns by launching a brand new online data backup solution built especially to give organizations peace of mind.
SkyNox acts as a business data insurance. With its speed and reliability, it is likely to become the best online backup service in the industry, proving once more that SherWeb is the most trusted name out there.
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You can give files any name that makes sense to you when naming them for yourself. However, when your files are on a shared network such as Exchange 2010 Hosting, file names need to clearly identify the content inside. By descriptively naming your files, separating words with underscores (the underscore is a universal separator as some operating systems don’t allow spaces) and storing the files in descriptive directories, it helps you get organized, increases efficiency for those looking for the files and avoids confusion for yourself and others in the long run.
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Are you an online shopper or a crowd-braving mall shopper? There are advantages and disadvantages to both, but nobody says you have to pick a side. You can always do both! Read more »
Microsoft’s SharePoint Hosting 2010 enables Internet users to consolidate the number of web based tools and software applications that they utilize on a regular basis. Instead of bouncing from site to site for file sharing, calendars, blog and wiki creation, online meetings and file storage, along with a long list of other options, users who sign up for a SharePoint account will have easy one click access to everything in one location. SharePoint offers programs geared towards individuals or big corporations, ensuring that customers will get the right fit for both their needs and their budget without having to download any software. Read more »
Despite a rise in reality television, it’s fake celebrities and corporations that thrive on Twitter. In many cases, the hilarious, witty and sometimes raunchy tweets of fabricated personalities garner in tens and hundreds of thousands of amused Twitter followers.
Reality aside, if you want to know what dressing room Bill Clinton prefers to hide in, or what Burt Reynods is doing in that truck stop restroom with a package of bacon, check out these hilarious fake Twitter accounts. Read more »
Exchange hosting offers businesses access to email applications, task management applications, calendaring applications, document repositories and address lists. Nearly, 10 million users take advantage of hosted exchange worldwide and now, taking Exchange with you on-the-go is easy with hosted mobility. Read more »
Occupy Wall Street lives in the streets, but it was born on the Internet. The NYC camp has its own wi-fi and it’s a popular topic of conversation on Twitter, Facebook and other online channels.
Learn about the ways OWS is occupying the Internet. Read more »
When the first details of what would later become the Internet were being worked out in the 1980s, the creators had to come up with a way to communicate with specific devices across different networks. The solution that was adapted was known as Internet Protocol, Version 4 (IPv4). Read more »
Anonymous, a loosely organized group of Internet hackers, have been initiating civil disobedience while maintaining anonymity since forming on the image board 4chan in 2003. Beginning in 2008 the group started taking on more collaborative, international hacktivism by initiating protests and other actions with the overarching goal of promoting Internet freedom and freedom of speech. In 2011, following several high profile attacks, the group was added to NATO’s list of enemies. Read more »
There are a lot of factors to consider when your company wants to use mobile devices such as a Blackberry. While a Blackberry can store things like contact lists, appoint information, and calendars locally it is critical that these devices be connected to some kind of central server in the event the device is lost, stolen, or damaged. Read more »
