Microsoft 365 and Office 365 Enterprise have several plans to choose from. If you’re on one of the lower-level plans, you may want to consider an upgrade for a variety of reasons.
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Legislation of IT Service Providers: What to Look For When Considering Services & IT Needs
It was only a matter of time before governments began regulating MSP and IT service providers. They hold an important role in overall cybersecurity and technology operations because they service the technology infrastructure of multiple businesses.
There’s a New Push for a 32-Hour Work Week. Benefits? How Are Companies Adapting?
An idea that started to gain steam the last time gas prices rose past $4 a gallon was the 32-hour workweek. This is a paradigm where employees work just 32 hours per week instead of the typical 40 hours but retain the same pay and benefits.
When Will the Supply Chain Shortage End? How to Plan in Meantime
It seems that every mention of holiday shopping this year is accompanied by a warning that you might not be able to get your gifts on time. The supply chain shortage has caused delays in several consumer items, with ships being stuck at ports unable to be unloaded.
Windows 11 So Far: Reviews, Issues, Reasons to Wait, Benefits
The much-anticipated successor to Windows 10 is now rolling out to compatible PCs on a large scale. Windows 11 launched in October and is a free upgrade to those users with Windows 10 that have a device that meets minimum specification requirements.
New Pricing for Microsoft Office 365 Coming Early 2022
Some businesses that use Microsoft 365 and Office 365 are going to have some new pricing to budget for come the new year. According to Microsoft, this is the “first substantive update” in prices since the company launched Office 365 about 10 years ago.
5 Ways You Can Securely Send Sensitive Information
By default, most email is sent in plain text, meaning that anyone that intercepts an email can easily read its contents.
The New Insider Threat for Ransomware
Ransomware has become such a lucrative money-maker for individual hackers and large state-sponsored hacking groups that attack tactics are continually evolving.
Why Am I Asked About Accepting Cookies on Websites? Should I Accept? What Am I Accepting?
It seems that just about every website you visit has some type of notification asking you to accept cookies. The name “Cookies” sounds friendly and innocent, but these tracking files can be anything but.
Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Facebook (Or Google) Account to Sign Up for Other Services
When signing up for a new account on a website or cloud service, you’ll often get a choice between creating a username and password or using the one you already have in place at Facebook or Google.