Archive for the ‘Small Business Management Tips’ Category

Posted on January 24th, 2012 by James Lawn  |  No Comments »

What is Your Domain Name, Where does it Live, and When Does it Expire?

Your company’s domain name, or it’s address on the internet, is an important part of your brand, image, and message.  It is akin to a piece of property or some other form of capital that you want to protect.  That is why it is important to know the vital details about your domain name, including [...]

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Posted on January 11th, 2012 by Jim De Vico  |  No Comments »

What is disaster recovery

From Wikipedia: “Disaster recovery is the process, policies and procedures related to preparing for recovery or continuation of technology infrastructure critical to an organization after a natural or human-induced disaster. Disaster recovery is a subset of business continuity.“ This is all well and good. But what does it mean for you and your business? Well let’s first discuss disasters. Disasters recovery [...]

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Posted on January 5th, 2012 by Alison Swanigan  |  No Comments »

What email distribution lists am I on?

Ever wonder what distribution lists you are on?  Are you getting all the right notifications in your email from all the right groups?  I will show you in this blog how you can see exactly what distribution lists in your network you are a member of to double check that all the right company correspondence [...]

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Posted on December 28th, 2011 by Curtis Kelley  |  No Comments »

WordWeb – More than a Dictionary

Ever wish for something a little more than those little red or green squiggles when it comes to tweaking your grammar in documents? Many years ago I stumbled upon a great free app called WordWeb as I was looking for a thesaurus program. After installing it I was impressed with how many useful things it [...]

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Posted on December 7th, 2011 by James Lawn  |  No Comments »

The Ugly Truth about ZIP Files

Recently a colleague had a ZIP file sent to them under the auspices of an Airline Reservation.  When it the ZIP attachment was opened, an .EXE file popped open in a text box with a prompt to RUN.  Luckily we realized something was amiss and did some exploring – This is what we found: It [...]

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Posted on December 1st, 2011 by Colin Gasamis  |  No Comments »

Square 2.2 Sweetens The Deal with Added Features

I frequent my neighborhood coffee shop and I like using their coffee drinkers incentive program. But rather than getting my sixth cup of coffee free, more often the case is that I have three partially punched cards next to where a keep my car keys and another goes through the wash every three months or [...]

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Posted on November 30th, 2011 by James Lawn  |  No Comments »

Back Up your Data With The Windows 7 Backup Tool

Did you know that Windows 7 comes with its own backup tool?  Here is a quick tutorial on how to use this tool to protect and back up all the important files, folders and data.  While there is no substitute for a professionally managed backup solution both locally and online to fully protect your data, [...]

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Posted on November 28th, 2011 by James Lawn  |  1 Comment »

Outlook Time Zone Tip for Scheduling Meetings and Appointments

Sometimes signals get mixed, communication breaks down and meetings are cancelled, missed or postponed for what seems like an eternity.  A frustrating thing happened to me this week, and it was a simple matter of scheduling.  I had a conference call set-up for a number of different parties.  Everyone agreed on a time, a calendar [...]

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Posted on November 25th, 2011 by Danny Sears  |  No Comments »

Domain Admins! Join a computer to your domain REMOTELY!

Hey there domain administrators.  Did you know it was possible to join a computer to your domain remotely?  Not so hard at all. First, you must have VPN configured on your network.  Your VPN can be configured directly to your firewall, or through your firewall to your Windows Server Routing and Remote Access.  (How to [...]

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Posted on November 23rd, 2011 by James Lawn  |  No Comments »

Google Grants Information For Nonprofit Organizations

Google grants is a program for Nonprofit organizations, offered through Google’s Nonprofits program.  If your organization is a qualified Google for Nonprofits organization, you may be able to benefit from Google’s advertising program. The way it works is as follows.  If you qualify, Google Grants will give you an advertising grant within the Google AdWords™ [...]

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