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| Why You Can’t Survive without a Disaster Recovery Plan |
That’s according to a study by the Department for Trade and Industry, which found that 70 percent of small businesses suffering a major data loss are out of business within 18 months. What this means is most small businesses have failed to protect themselves from a plethora of problems. According to Ontrack, data loss is the result of human error 44% of the time, hardware or system malfunction 32% of the time, software malfunction 14% of the time, computer virus 7% of the time, and site disaster 3% of the time. And data loss is bad, because your data is your business. To illustrate, consider the impact if you lost access to your IT systems, including:
You already have insurance to protect your business assets, and the same principle applies to your data. Regardless of where your data is, it needs to be protected—and protected continuously—from every possible threat. The good news: a solid disaster recovery plan, including a good backup solution, will allow you to get back to business within minutes or hours in most cases. So protect your data, and secure your business. Ask us how. Published with permission from TechAdvisory.org. Source.
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It’s simple: Businesses that suffer data losses usually fail as a result.| Professional Computer Management Wins Half Year 2010 Top ACC Revenue Performance Award |
Hamilton, ON, April 22, 2010 – Professional Computer Management announced today that it has been recognized by Sage Software, as the top ACT! sales partner in the Ontario/Ohio Region. Professional Computer Management was one of only thirteen award winners announced at the ACT! division award ceremony on April 21, 2010. These awards acknowledge Sage Software ACT! Certified Consultants for their success over the last 6 months. |
The Sage Top ACC Revenue Performance Award recognizes an ACT! Certified Consultant who has produced the most revenue for the first six months of the fiscal year.| Why Investing in Technology can Actually Save you Money |
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Money is tight and hard to come by, and a lot of companies are looking to cut costs and sacrifice the non-essentials. For many, taking off a chunk out of the IT budget is one of the ways to try to save money.| Timeslips by Sage 2010: My Favourite Features – Part 3 |
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On my last post, I reviewed the “Client Default Rates” report; today we are going to dive into the new types of custom fields added in v2010 – numeric fields. Timeslips added 4 numeric field types: percent, money, number and hours. The addition of numeric fields with the previous custom field types (text, date, list and timekeeper) provide many more options. | Make the Windows 7 Taskbar Work More Like Windows XP or Vista |
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The single most visible change in Windows 7 is the new “dock style” taskbar, which shows icons instead of buttons, with all application windows combined within a single button. The first question many people will have is “How do I turn it off?” – and this article will show you how.| Add the Quick Launch Bar to the Taskbar in Windows 7 |
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The new Windows 7 taskbar allows you to dock items to the taskbar, combining the features of both the normal taskbar as well as Quick Launch. But what if you want to bring back the Quick Launch Bar to the Taskbar in Windows 7?
