This month’s SPAM Blocker Tip is:
Do not use auto-responders
An auto-responder is a clear signal for the spammer that the junk mail arrived at a real email address, which gives him a "good" reason to keep sending SPAM. If you have a filtering service in front of your server, it can help and will not send auto-responder.
Turning off machines when not in use is a good rule-of-thumb when striving to conserve energy. However, did you know that you can configure your machine to shut down automatically after your nightly backup?
Call IT Radix today if you’d like to learn how?
Allow employees to work from home. With gas prices soaring and employees traveling more than ever, the “virtual” office is becoming more of a necessity than a luxury. Allowing employees to work virtually from home or on the road will not only increase productivity, but also save you (and them!) on gas.
Check your network’s power settings
Allow employees to work from home
Go paperless
Replace old printers, copiers, and PCs with new energy-efficient models
Recycle old electronic equipment
Stinkgrass, Hairy Galinsoga, Goosegrass, Bull Thistle, Prickly Lettuce, Fizzer, Zeus, Rootkit, and Sasfis.
Do these names mean anything to you? This is a list of nine intruders! You might not know all of them, but they sure can cause trouble for you.
Get rid of it. Now!
About 72% of all retired electronic products are stored for an average of three years. Electronics equipment loses value in storage, while needlessly occupying valuable storage space.
Try to purchase only upgradable equipment.
A computer cookie is a message given to a web browser by a web server. The message is stored in a text file. The message is then sent back to the server each time the browser requests a page from the server.
The main purpose of cookies is to identify users and possibly prepare customized web pages for them.
How Does Your Technology Grow?
In This issue:
Our fearless leader, Cathy Coloff, shares some tips learned over the years that have helped her to lessen distractions and become more productive.
One of the most effective time management tips I’ve learned is to manage distractions, particularly email.
