Planning and Implementing IT Solutions
All businesses need a vision and a plan for the future. Major considerations are personnel and infrastructure programs. Information technology (IT) solutions, like any business program, should provide a return on investment.

Business IT Solutions
It’s more important than ever for companies to increase their productivity while reducing operating costs. One of the ways that you can obtain immediate results is information technology (IT) solutions. You need a plan to prioritize and implement new systems if you want to enhance automated processes or expand your operations.

Diagnosing and Correcting Computer System Issues

People use computers every day to chat with their friends, conduct research and purchase goods and services. These tasks require instant connectivity to the Internet. Despite their overall reliability, computers can experience problems.

Improve Computer Performance with Regular Maintenance
Regular maintenance protects your computer and enhances its performance. Chicago computer repair experts can save you time by automating many of these essential tasks, such as desktop and disk cleanup as well as defragmenting your hard drive.

Discover What Most IT Consultants Don’t Know Or Won’t Tell You About Moving Your Company’s Network To The Cloud.

Undoubtedly you’ve heard all the commotion around cloud computing and how it’s the “next big thing.”  Yet, despite all the hype, no one really seems to understand what cloud computing is or how it can help your business.

Optimize Your Computer Setup
Computers have become an indispensible part of modern life. It is essential that you keep your computer up-to-date to maintain its peak performance. Outdated software and programs that interfere with each other can slow down and even prevent computer operation.

(Then Here’s How You Back It Up)
Seems like just yesterday phones were simple devices for making and receiving phone calls. These days, smartphones are as functional as full-fledged desktop PCs and hold valuable applications, e-mail messages, photos, videos, documents and, of course, phone numbers and contact information. If losing the data on your phone would be a true disaster, then you’ll want to back up your phone as regularly and carefully as you do your other devices.

By Jim Camp

Neuroscience has made unprecedented discoveries in the last 10 years with scientific studies pointing the way to how we really make decisions. It turns out that decision making is not intellectual. It’s emotional. For someone who’s involved in business transactions and other types of negotiation, this is a critical piece of information that can give you an enormous advantage.

By Jim CampNeuroscience has made unprecedented discoveries in the last 10 years with  scientific studies pointing the way to how we really make decisions. It turns out that decision making is not intellectual. It's emotional. For someone who's involved in business transactions and other types of negotiation, this is a critical piece of information that can give you an enormous advantage.

On March 1st, Google implemented a new, unified privacy policy that affects the browsing history and information Google has on you, both past and present. Prior to this change, your Google history of the searches you made and sites you visited was not shared with Google’s other services, particularly advertisers. Naturally, Google is one of the biggest media and marketing companies in the world, and your preferences and search information is pure gold from a marketing standpoint. Marketers armed with that information would know exactly what products and services to display to you as you use the search engine.