by Ryan Danvers | November, 21, 2019 | Business
Windows Defender is Microsoft default and a most solid line of defence when it comes to a consumer’s cyber-protection. However, those of you running Windows 10 on older PCs may notice that Windows Defender ‘s max CPU usage for scans can be quite high at times. If that... by Ryan Danvers | November, 20, 2019 | Robotics
Industrial automation, Robotic Process Automation; what do the terms mean? Are robotics and automation the same thing? Business owners are asking “Should I invest in automation?” and “Should I invest in robotics?” This article breaks down... by Ryan Danvers | November, 19, 2019 | Help Desk
This is the second article in the series highlighting the reasons why a business should consider investing in a Help Desk solution. In this article, I focus on the Service Desk, the bigger brother to the Help Desk. Service Desk – Purpose The... by Ryan Danvers | November, 18, 2019 | Business
One of the questions that come up from time to time is how to create a bootable USB with a Windows Installation (from an ISO file). Having this can be helpful in various scenarios, such as bypassing a particular issue or bug, or even to quickly setup a new device... by Ryan Danvers | November, 15, 2019 | Expense Management
Telecom expense management (TEM) is the oversight and management of voice, data, and mobile spending. It allows companies of all sizes to control costs and optimize their communications budget. Why is TEM such a sought-after solution? The reality is that many... by Ryan Danvers | November, 14, 2019 | Business
Backing up your data more frequently than “never” is essential because disasters do happen and normally at the busiest time of the month. Outlook emails (as well as calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes) are stored within the Outlook Data File (.PST) file, some...