Today is the day. Windows 10 is here, and it's free...but do you need it?
Today is the day. Windows 10 is here.
What is it?
Windows 10 is the newest operating system from Microsoft. After the tremendous success of Windows 7, Microsoft lost some ground with Windows 8. To right the ship, they’ve invested a lot of time and energy to make sure Windows 10 solves the complaints from many users.
Twice within the past two weeks, we’ve had users who have found people impersonating them on Facebook by creating fake accounts. This is becoming a big problem, so let’s dive into the different types of fake accounts and discuss how to stop them.
Are you storing your data in cloud apps? Here's a few things to think about...
Are you using any cloud applications to store data? Then listen up! There are a few “gotchas” you need to know about 3rd-party cloud apps that most sales reps will NEVER tell you.
Don't think you could ever be fooled into sending thousands of dollars overseas? Many businesses are...
Lately, a number of businesses have been receiving a scam email (phishing) that many users are falling for. Here's how it works:
The con artist creates a fake email that is very similar to the CEO's email at your office.
Vacation Alert! It's that time of year again when we're all thinking of vacation. If you're determined to get a little work done while you're out of the office, here's what you should NEVER do while you're away...
’Tis the season when you and your team will be taking a little time off to head to the beach or your favorite vacation spot, and while we know we should completely disconnect from work, many of us will still check e-mail and work while away — and that could end up causing some issues if you’re not careful while working remotely.
In this post we'll discuss when you should and shouldn't buy your PCs from the big box stores. We'll also discuss why buying the "cheap" PC can cost you thousands of dollars more...
This may sound a little self-serving, but let’s discuss why you should NEVER buy your new computer from a big box store (like Sam’s Club, Walmart, and Best Buy).
First, let’s discuss when it’s okay to buy your new PC from the big box store.
Meet Jesse Clements
Jesse is one of our network administrators, and as such, you may see him reviewing your server configuration, taking pictures of your network closet, or discussing the latest trends in technology with your staff.
Jesse Clements was born and raised in Beaufort, South Carolina.
What do you see in the cloud? We see the future of EMR systems.
"While other industries are flourishing as a result of advances in data access and information flow, health care lags. While other industries use IT as a tool for revenue growth to attract and retain new and existing customers, healthcare IT can inhibit or prevent efforts to connect with customers in ways that create loyalty.
At AGJ, we're happy to be a part of the "One Coast" initiative. We live in Pass Christian, go out for the day in Bay St. Louis, work in Gulfport, shop in Biloxi, and hang out with friends in Pascagoula...
We're proud to support Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes' new One Coast initiative.
So, you're using email, CRM, file storage, or other cloud programs. Since the data is already in the cloud, do you need to back it up (locally)?
The computing world is always changing. Over the last decade, SaaS (software as a service) providers have offered the convenience of data backup for your cloud applications such as CRM systems, SalesForce, Google Apps and Microsoft Office 365. The business question is, if I’m already working with a SaaS provider and my data is already “in” the cloud, do I really need to back up my data to another cloud? After all, isn’t the SaaS provider doing that for me?
Well, yes and no.
