Everyone knows breakfast is the most important meal of the day. If you skip breakfast your body feels sluggish, your tasks grow into mountains from molehills, and the rest of your day just seems to drag. Breakfast is important because it provides a good foundation for your day.
Mealtime Technology
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The Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! Saturday-morning cartoon series featured four teenagers and their lovable, talking Great Dane, Scooby-Doo. These pals solved mysteries involving supposedly supernatural creatures through a series of antics and missteps. It only took the mention of a Scooby Snack to keep Scooby from being a scaredy-cat and rise up to foil the plans of an unsuspecting crook.
If there’s one thing SpongeBob SquarePants and Squidward can agree on is how to spot phishing emails—bogus messages carefully designed to look like a legitimate message (or attached file) from a site or person you trust. Their goal is getting you to willingly give up your login information or unknowingly click a link to install a virus.
Knowing when to outsource tech support can spur growth and productivity
Small business owners often wear many hats in the day-to-day operation of their company, particularly in the early years when resources are constrained. Some who are tech-savvy, for example, opt to handle tech support internally rather than hiring external IT support resources.
Any organization that has set out to accomplish something is only as strong as the members of its team. As a rule, people have different strengths and weaknesses and empowering your team members to play to their strong suits will indelibly increase your operation’s impact.
No Need to Fear…IT Radix is Here!
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Serving the needs of an aging population, enabled by IT Managed Services
The aging of the baby boomers has spawned tremendous growth in the home health care industry. With many seniors and their families opting for “aging in place”, home health care agencies provide an invaluable option for people to receive medical and non-medical care in their homes rather than at outside facilities.
In the world of technology, the concept of “End of Life” is a red flag and a time to take action. Once software goes End of Life (EOL), it still works. However, continuing to use end-of-life technology in your organization is risky. The smart business manager decides to act in advance of an EOL date to eliminate the dangers.
Realizing the potential of effective internal communications strategies through IT Managed Services and Consulting
The technology industry continues to achieve phenomenal growth. That growth is part of the driving force behind how companies communicate today, not only with customers, but with employees.
