Editor Noah Cohen noah@patch.com
With cloud-based office applications like Office 365, Google Apps and thousands of other SaaS applications, it’s becoming unnecessary for some businesses to purchase and maintain an onsite server.
Do you constantly find yourself caught up in the same situations that prevent you from doing what you really want to do in life? Your past doesn't have to determine your future.
Bluetooth headsets eliminates the wires and help you be more productive while on a call. This headset is packed with features provides good sound quality and doesn't break the bank.
Don't be caught by surprise! Most people don't realize that ALL tape and hard drives fail at some point.
Although it is important to set specific dates to reassess yourself and plan for the future, I don’t believe New Year resolutions are the case and are taken as seriously as they could be.
Holiday Guide
This holiday season be extra careful and aware of email scams claiming to be from Better Business Bureau, UPS, Fedex, or online retailers.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy more business owners are looking into Cloud Computing. Get all your questions answers in the FREE Webinar.
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Spreadsheet-itis is an illness found among small businesses and nonprofits that use large and complicated spreadsheets to keep track of budgets, forms, outreach programs, memberships, fundraising.
Science & Technology
Because words are easier to remember than numbers, Sprint is now offering a new service that allows people to dial **YourName instead of your mobile number.
You’ve undoubtedly heard the term “cloud computing” being used over the past couple of years, and you may be wondering what all of the buzz is about.
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