We are excited to announce that both David and Molly have this month passed their Hyper V certification!
They both put in an enormous amount preparation time, researching and practicing then ultimately sat a very brutal test which they both passed, not that we ever doubted the result.
What’s even more awesome is that we still work with the clients we met all the way back then. We’ve seen firms go from small to huge. We’ve seen disasters turn into well-oiled machines. And boy have we seen technology change!
In 1994, Microsoft JUST release Windows 3.11 and around the same time a new DOS 6.22 came out.
Last month, David Parizek celebrated his 10th anniversary with InfoStream.
As the Senior Network Engineer, David has watched our clients grow from small to successful and he takes great pride in having contributed to the smooth running of their businesses.
Most managers and business owners are overwhelmed by the rising complexity of their IT territory.Between them, an ever-growing collection of servers, computers, notebooks, software, handheld devices and the fresh demand of remote access, all add substantially to IT management obstacles.
The introduction of more complex desktop systems into businesses has brought with it the need for all-inclusive IT support.
Setting up an in-house IT department may prove challenging when considering factors like manpower, budget, the technology involved and the infrastructure it requires.
I’ve seen the coolest thing!!
I know you have heard of VoIP phone service and you are starting to hear “Cloud” everywhere. A partner of ours recently started deploying the coolest VoIP phone systems hosted in the cloud.
It lets your workers become mobile and brings your mobile and remote workers together, lets your employees use their own iPad, mobile phone or laptop for voice calls from anywhere they have internet access and of course your office workers get beautiful desktop phone that work together with their mobile devices.
Laptops, desktops, and even smartphones are exposed continuously in front of various malicious programs which are aimed at causing different types of damage to the system. Such types of nasty programs are in general called malware. Malicious software (or in short malware) may be any kind of software which may be harmful for your PC. Listed below are some of the most general types of malware which you should watch out for.
TIPS ON CLEANING YOUR COMPUTER REGISTRY
Know what your computer registry actually is:
Fundamentally, the computer registry is one area which stores data that is related to your software and hardware. As the time passes, it gets messed up and needs cleaning.
So, with Windows XP and Office 2003 having been on life support for the last couple of years, Microsoft has finally decided the time has come to let them go. I was recently asked to eulogize their passing, and thought it would be nice to share my thoughts with those of you not able to make it to that gathering.
