If you’re attracted to the flexibility advantages that Microsoft Office 365 provides but are nervous about putting your business data in the cloud, this new clip from Microsoft will put you at ease.
There is very little more frustrating than going about your day, finally knocking things off your to do list, when suddenly the internet is down. Things get worse when there nothing you can do but be at the mercy of the internet provider to address the “area outage”.
Even the most established industries can experience steep changes through disruptive technologies. The last ten years or so have been exceptionally fertile for such changes in once stale industries, including the taxi, retail, publishing, music and especially the publishing industries. Each of these and more have experienced dramatic changes as a result of emerging and disruptive technologies.
Having a website is important to your bottom line. This fact has become well known. What some business owners fail to grasp, however, is the degree to which they incorporate costly mistakes into their web design. Here are three things to avoid at all costs with your small business website:
Email is undisputedly the most important element of modern business communications, as evidenced by the omni presence of the cell phone since the dawn of the Blackberry. It can also consume a large amount of time, which may inhibit your work schedule and affect productivity. Understanding how to use email efficiently will give you a chance to make more productive use of your workday. Here are several ways to utilize email in the most efficient manner.
I remember when I first got started in the industry; only large corporations could afford the hardware, software and implementation of a server, much less the proper management of it. Then Microsoft came out with the Small Business Server line and the playing field was just that more level. I was excited, as a small business tech nerd tends to be. And Microsoft picked up on the value of the small business market and their offerings opened up.
