(May 12-16, 2008) Tech Weekly: Five security tips to protect your small biz investment
There are several steps small businesses can take to protect themselves from external threats such as viruses and malware, according to John Clay, the product-marketing manager at Trend Micro.
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2008 Tech Weekly archives
- (August 4-8, 2008) Tech Weekly: Business intelligence on the rise among small businesses
- A new study by Access Markets International Partners shows that more small and medium businesses (SMB) are relying on business intelligence (BI) software tools to give them more insight into the market drivers that influence sales and...
- (July 28-Aug. 1, 2008) Tech Weekly: Laptops with solid-state drives: pros and cons
- Laptops with built-in solid state drives (SSDs) are becoming an increasingly popular alternative conventional hard-disk equipped laptops, thanks in large part to Apple's SSD-equipped MacBook Air. To read this article in its entirety and much more...
- (July 21-25, 2008) Tech Weekly: Ways to unlock the potential of a BlackBerry
- Several practical shortcuts are included in the majority of BlackBerrys that are accessed by utilizing the keyboard. To read this article in its entirety and much more about developments in technology, access the more recent issue of Tech Weekly...
- (July 14-18, 2008) Tech Weekly: Connect more
- USB technology is now available in a variety of products, including digital cameras, printers, and portable devices. To read this article in its entirety and much more about developments in technology, access the more recent issue of Tech Weekly...
- (July 7-11, 2008) Tech Weekly: Seven reasons to move to Linux
- To read this article in its entirety and much more about developments in technology, access the more recent issue of Tech Weekly below. The open-source software industry and the vendor sector have done a great deal recently to solve Linux's...
- (June 30-July 4, 2008) Tech Weekly: Educating employees reduces security breaches
- The greatest threat to a business' network security is its staff. Employees frequently click on email attachments, which hackers use to infiltrate the corporate network. To read this article in its entirety and much more about developments in...
- (June 23-27, 2008) Tech Weekly: How to handle e-mail deluge
- Archiving e-mail can increase business productivity, continuity and protect against litigation. To read this article in its entirety and much more about developments in technology, access the more recent issue of Tech Weekly below. This week's...
- (June 16-20, 2008) Tech Weekly: Are you ready to convert?
- Businesses interested in replacing their computer monitors' cathode ray tubes (CRTs) with liquid crystal displays (LCDs) need to keep several things in mind, including selecting a well-known manufacturer, such as Samsung or ViewSonic. To read...
- (June 9-13, 2008) Tech Weekly: 10 ways to increase productivity using a Results-Only Work Environment (ROEW) mindset
- Businesses can increase the productivity of their employees by changing their corporate cultures into Results-Only Work Environments (ROWEs). To read this article in its entirety and much more about developments in technology, access the more...
- (June 2-6, 2008) Tech Weekly: Rethinking your e-mail protection strategies
- Sophos states that 51 percent of email that connects to Web sites is inundated with downloadable spyware. To read this article in its entirety and much more about developments in technology, access the more recent issue of Tech Weekly below. This...
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