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Over the years, PowerPoint has made trials more interesting. Its introduction in 1990 served legal counsels an advantage in setting a more compelling tone of argumentation and case presentations. Herb Rubinstein’s Powerpoint for Court contains some more in-depth applications of legal specific materials included in the complete package. The package includes a recently updated fully-illustrated […]
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Whether we like it or not, Microsoft Outlook is the default email client in most offices. In the midst of shortened, more convenient messaging systems available to us, we cannot do away with good ol’ MS Outlook. Let’s take a refresher and get to know tips and tricks to make Outlook work faster for you! […]
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If your business is like most, you will be purchasing new IT equipment this year. However, have you considered the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for this equipment? Once you factor this in, you’ll be shocked to see how expensive it is to own. Smart business owners and CIOs are realizing that here are hidden […]
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Apple patched the security vulnerability in its messaging applications shortly after Charlie Miller, a professional hacker, demonstrated how easy it would be to hack into iPhones using a text message. The IT conference last July pointed out loopholes in existing messaging security of cellphones, benchmarking the need to revamp security for mobiles and fixed-line companies. […]
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Most businesses use a number of copiers, printers and programs to perform all different print jobs. The costs associated with printing, copying, scanning and filing documents must be well managed to avoid wasting dollars and resources. Managed Print Services From Compunet InfoTech Provide: Cost savings of 10% to 30% Complete support for all printer and network […]
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An internal survey in the Justice Department of Ottawa shows that almost 2,000 of their staff is likely to fall victim to a phony “phishing” link in their email. In December, to address questions about the security of sensitive information, the Justice Department launched a security exercise by sending emails to 5,000 employees. This determined […]
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Your business relies on mobile computing now more than ever. Your employees work remotely, and use a variety of mobile devices like smartphones, laptops and tablets. However, in today’s world of increasing cyber threats, your business requires greater security when relying on mobile devices, than in years past. Mobile devices get lost, and data gets […]
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Ransomware is a form of malware that attempts to hold your data hostage. If it succeeds, you’ll be contacted by a cyber criminal who will demand an immediate payment for the release of your data. Ransomware attacks have increased by 91 percent in just one year. Most are aimed at small to mid-sized businesses. Ransomware […]
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If you use an iPad for personal use, you know how convenient it can be. But, maybe you aren’t sure whether it’s the right tool for your business needs. If so, perhaps the following reasons will convince you that it is. Using the iPad for business helps you: Access your business email. With Microsoft ActiveSync […]
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If you pay attention to the news, you read or heard recent reports about Chinese officials hacking into the IT systems of U.S. companies. They did this to acquire trade secrets. Now, it seems that the suspected hacking group, Putter Panda, is linked to the People’s Liberation Army in Shanghai. Plus, according to the network […]
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Does it seem like you spend more time than you should preparing documents in Office? You are if you aren’t using these speedy keyboard shortcuts. It may take you some time to get into the habit of using computer keys, instead of the mouse to complete tasks, but it will be worth your efforts in […]
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July 1, 2014: Canada’s new anti-spam law will go into force. It ensures that businesses can compete effectively in the global marketplace. January 15, 2015: Another act goes into force that prevents the unsolicited installation of computer programs or software. They prohibit the: Transmission of commercial electronic message without recipients’ consent. Either explicit or […]