Imagine this scene. You come into work on a Monday morning to find that there was a fire that started in a neighbouring building over the weekend and your office was badly damaged by heat, smoke and water from the fire brigade. You're stood in the car park wondering what you're going to do to rescue your business.
In the past, the use of laptop computers was reserved for selected, special people in the corporate world, like executives and travelling sales managers. These large and expensive machines were carried around by ‘road warriors' who completed their business duties from hotel rooms after a day of meetings. The main downside of this is the increasing number of repetitive strain injury cases. Quite simply, the laptop computer was never designed for long periods of use (especially not a full 8 hour or even 12 hour working day). Read on to find out how to use you laptop and avoid 'getting the hump'.
When a business consists of more than one person, questions arise about how to share critical business information and technology resources such as printers. Most small businesses start to link computers together with a network and are unaware that the benefits of a ‘server’ computer may actually be within their budget.
If you have a presence on the internet (or if you are considering it) then having your own internet domain name adds to your credibility. It also means your I.T. infrastructure can change behind it, but your customers still have the same website address to visit. Your domain name can also be used within your email addresses (e.g. me@mybusiness.com instead of me@emailforfree.com). Here we look at some aspects of Internet domain name registration.
Moving into a different house or office can be very stressful, though many moving companies offer practical tips for the packing and relocation of your goods. So how can you ensure that everything goes to plan with all of the technology that you rely on? Here are 10 tips for moving your technology.
Computer Troubleshooters - West Cork are pleased to announce the launch of a new web site for McColgan Screeding. This site displays a tabbed page layout utilizing CSS and divs to obtain the desired page layout. There's also a Javascript slide show based on the Phatfusion Slideshow (which is in turn based on Mootools).
Gerry McColgan produces high quality concrete screed floors for commercial and residentiual builders. He is based in Claregalway; and covers the whole of Ireland.
Stuck With IE8?
There's rumours abounding that if you've installed the beta version of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) and Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) that you won't be able to uninstall IE8 and return to IE7.
Well this is partly true; but only applies in some specific circumstances. If you're thinking of rolling back to IE7 then read on to find out if this is going to be possible for you...
Expanding your business and wondering how your're going to organize your data? Or maybe you've got mobile workers or a second office who need to share data? Perhaps you'd like more collabortation between your workers? If any off these issues sound familiar then maybe it's time to consider introducing a sever into your business.
Imagine this scene. You come into work on a Monday morning to find that there was a fire that started in a neighbouring building over the weekend and your office was badly damaged by heat, smoke and water from the fire brigade. You're stood in the car park wondering what you're going to do to rescue your business.