With an incredible 42 percent of the U.S. workforce working from home thanks to Covid-19, the need for digital solutions to boost productivity while out of the office is on the rise. Always an industry leader in its field, Microsoft has risen to the challenge with a lineup of great productivity tools in Microsoft 365 to help employees and businesses work more efficiently while on the go.
Microsoft 365 and Working on The Go
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June Newsletter: Why Goal Setting Doesn’t Work
May Newsletter: 9-Step Checklist for Data Security
April Newsletter: How to Dodge a Data Disaster
The Theory of Constraints
Cloud Storage versus Dedicated Servers. Which one is right for your business?

For a business, you want your data to be stored in a safe, secure location that is also accessible to your employees. At the same time, you need a storage solution that can handle all the files being uploaded and downloaded on a regular basis.
In today’s technology, there are two viable options for data storage: cloud or server.
9 Steps to an Effective Cyber Security Plan
How Safe is Your Password Really?

Imagine this: You’re setting up your login information for your email, or maybe it’s your Cloud database account. Upon entering your password, the program prompts you to include a capitalized letter, number and possibly a symbol in your password. You wonder, “Is this really necessary? Who’s going to be THAT determined to break into my accounts?” Well to answer that question: hackers.
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