Northwest Arkansas Website Design- Having a web presence today is like having an ad in the yellow pages 20 years ago, only better. Simply put, a web presence generates business. How much web based business you generate depends on how much you invest into your web presence. A visually appealing website with organized content, quality […]
WiFi is a wireless technology utilizing radio waves that create a high speed connection for computers, printers, cell phones, gaming consoles and more used in offices, homes, warehouses or just about anywhere you might need to access information, networks, data, voice and streaming services without any cables or wires. Network Security should be a priority
Virus and Malware issues can create potentially devastating consequences. Not only can you have your identity and financial information (credit cards, tax info, bank info, etc…), potentially hijacked, used without your consent or maybe sold on the black market, your critical data can become corrupted and unrecoverable. There is a laundry list of things that
Computer soft-ware is a collection of instructions in machine language that tells the computer’s resources to perform specific tasks. In the most basic sense, it tells hardware what to do. Users interface with software all the time, everywhere. It’s on your computers, phones, tablets and so on… Operating systems, applications like Microsoft Office, apps on
The term “servers” is a widely used word in the IT industry. Servers – Theoretically, any computer that shares it’s resources with clients is functioning as a server. So if you are at home and using one computer to access a shared file on another computer, the other computer is acting as the server. This
Routers A Router is a network device that sends data packets across networks. Routers connect 2 networks together. Whether its two LANs, WANs or both. For example, a router in your home or office connects your LAN to the internet. Here is another example; there is the Widget Company. They have two offices, one in
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Design – Requires innovation, and the ability to think outside of the box. Small and medium sized businesses usually don’t have a large technology budget like the larger businesses and corporations have. Small businesses can’t afford to throw down money for redundant data pipes, redundant firewalls, redundant backbones, clustered server environments for failover, redundant backup
For information technology, data and voice cabling are an integral part of building networks. Servers, computers, printers and phones are cabled unless you have a complete wireless environment, but even then you still have cables. A proper installation should look clean, with everything labeled appropriately, according to the design (if available). An example of proper
Printers – They come in all different shapes and sizes, with an abundance of options to choose from. B&W, color, thermal, laserjet, inkjet, large format, multi-function, photo, receipt, mobile, are a few examples of the different kinds of printers available. Most of today’s are either USB or network connected (that includes wireless networks). Network MFPs
The Mobile Office has been around a while. In the literary sense, any occupation that had resources on wheels that moved with the worker is a mobile office. Hotdog cart vendors, food trucks, the milk man and ice cream trucks are all examples of how mobile offices started out. Heck, even the paperboy had his.