Taking the Easy Route
WHEN MICROSOFT RELEASED OFFICE 2007 and introduced the Ribbon, everyone wanted to know what happened to the File menu. Some users called their corporate help desks asking if they could…
WHEN MICROSOFT RELEASED OFFICE 2007 and introduced the Ribbon, everyone wanted to know what happened to the File menu. Some users called their corporate help desks asking if they could…
New devices, the mobile revolution, and the intersection of corporate and personal computing have altered the way people work. IT’s traditional approaches to support, training, security and policy are changing…
Imagine what your actual snail mailbox at home would look like if you used it to store every piece of mail you receive. It would make the postal carrier’s job…
If your company is still using Windows XP and has not begun a migration to either Windows 7 or 8, you should probably get it started. On April 8, 2014,…
We create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day, and 90 percent of the data in the world has been created in the last two years (see IBM’s report). That’s…
PC Helps had a banner year in 2012, signing 100 new clients and reaching a new milestone of 450 active clients, comprising more than 1.6 million end-users. Our company’s momentum…
On my personal computer, I use the open source software suite NeoOffice; at work, I use Microsoft Office. When I open up a Microsoft Office application after using my Mac…
“Medicine must serve the people” — this was the fundamental conviction shared by Scott & White Healthcare’s founding physicians, Arthur C. Scott, MD, and Raleigh R. White Jr., MD, when…
New devices, the mobile revolution, and the intersection of business and personal computing have altered traditional corporate approaches to IT support, training, security and policy. The way people work has…