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Searching the web with Google
Use these tips and tricks to help optimize using Google™ to find what you need on the web. Read more...
Are you ready? Disaster can strike at any time.
When a hurricane hits the Gulf, as a last resort, a small business owner can load a truck with all of the important computer equipment in the office and head north. And while hurricanes are the disaster often receiving the most attention in our region, other disasters such as fire and flood often strike without warning. If your business depends on technology, ask yourself the following questions Read more...
Microsoft Updates: For Better or Worse
But what happens when software updates, designed to repair or prevent problems from occurring are the actual cause of a problem on your system? Read more...
The Truth about the Reboot
Rebooting your system when problems occur REALLY can help AND can save you money with IT Support calls. Read more...
The Danger of Software Downloads (Part 2)
Software Updates - Just don't do it! PERIOD!It's bad. Yucky. Just say no! Read more...
Lessons Learned from Ike
A detailed log of events during the hurricane and some answers to questions on preparing for similar events in the future. Read more...
Hurricane Tips & Tricks for Your Home & Office
A basic checklist of items to have ready before the next storm! Read more...
Scary Facts About Data Loss
Ask business owners what their top assets are and you'll hear a number of responses ranging from the products or services they sell, to their employees or their customers. One asset that seldom gets top billing, but that few can deny its importance, is DATA. Read more...
The Danger of Software Downloads (Part 1)
Windows does it. Adobe and HP Products do it. My neighbor Bob and cousin Chuck both do it. Both of my kids and ALL of their friends do it. Even my anti-virus software does it, or at least I think it's supposed to. So what could possibly be wrong with downloading software from the Internet? Read more...
HIT Solutions Cares About Families
With school well under-way, kids are spending more and more time on the computer; communicating with friends regarding homework, projects, and that ugly skirt Sheila had on the other day. They're doing Internet research for all sorts of projects, checking the school and teacher web sites for information, PLUS occasionally even goofing off on mySpace (MY kid???). How do you know your kids are safe online? Read more...
