Archive for April, 2014

Governments Advise Against Internet Explorer

It seems like bugs are a common occurrence in cyberspace recently and the latest affects the world’s most popular web browser, Internet ...

Circling the Wagons: Defending Your Digital Boundaries

It has been claimed that over 30,000 websites are hacked every day, and there’s little reason to believe that it will stop increasing ...

Why Do Americans Distrust Tech Companies?

Americans used to admire technology and had great respect for the companies responsible for bringing that technology to the consumers. Over the years, ...

Eight Tips For Savings In Your Company’s Overhead That Can Noticeably Impact Profits

If you own your own business, you know that overhead costs have a way of creeping up on you. A little bit here, ...

Four Out of Style Business Ideas Which Deserve to Make a Comeback

If you’ve been brainstorming some ways to make potential customers stand up and take notice, then instead of trying to peer forward into ...

Head in the Cloud? – Three Profit Driving Things the Cloud Can Do that You Haven’t Thought of Yet

It’s probable that you’ve been delaying the inevitable. That dreaded day when you’d have to sit down and come to grips with ...

When Technology Lets You Down: What Makes for a Robust Backup Plan?

As a business owner, you’ve invested a lot in the technology driving your business. From the computers you use to run your back ...

Disruptive Innovation: A Challenge to Employment

Problem: we are sometimes too clever for our own good. With the technology we have available today, simply better employed, we could put ...

Food, Glorious Food: How Big Food Unwittingly Creates Opportunities for Small Entrepreneurs

Do you ever think about where your food comes from? When you shop in the grocery store, or buy a meal out: either ...

Early Adopters: Is it Worth the Risk of Adopting New Technology?

Most Americans have seen Scott Adams’ comic strip Dilbert. Dilbert is the quintessential techno-geek. If a new technology comes out, he’s going to be first in line to get it. ...