If your computer is cluttered with unused apps, error logs, and bloatware, it’s not going to run optimally. This, in turn, could slow you down at work and bring down your productivity. Fortunately, decluttering your computer is easy — just follow these tips.

In his capacity as a cyber security expert, Alan Crowetz was interviewed by CBS Philly for his opinion on the Pennsylvania Health Department data breach.

Private information on at least 72,000 people may have been compromised.

The department has said that none of the data breached contained any financial information, or social security numbers.

There you are, working from home and getting things done, until suddenly… you need to print, sign and scan a document.

You’ve got a printer, so that’s OK. But no scanner. That’s annoying. How can you get this done today?

Microsoft 365 to the rescue! There’s a scanner built into an app you may already be using. Here’s everything you need to know.

All businesses are being targeted by malware, all the time. And it’s estimated there are now one billion pieces of it out there.

Love it or hate it, PowerPoint is the most useful way to influence colleagues during a meeting or video call.There are lots of little tricks hidden within PowerPoint, to give you greater communication powers. And here’s one you’re going to love.

✓ Clean your computer components
Wipe down monitors with a clean, static-free, non-abrasive fabric such as computer component-specific microfiber cloth. You can use the same type of cloth to wipe down mice and other peripherals, but for those tight nooks and crannies such as your keyboard surfaces, a can of compressed air will do the job.

There are lots of different ways to communicate and collaborate. But most businesses still rely heavily on email.

And that’s why it’s so popular with hackers. A large majority of cyber-attacks start in your email.

Here are some ways to protect your business from your own inbox.

Do your team forget to track their mileage when driving for business?

It can be a real pain. Luckily there’s an app that can track mileage automatically for you.

And you probably already have it, as it’s part of Microsoft 365.

Here are the details.

Excel isn’t just for crunching numbers. It’s got a host of very clever features to make your life easier and work more productive.

Here’s one you might not know about. It’s where Excel can look up the contents of a spreadsheet cell for you.