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In April, I explored whether Willy Wonka invented the Internet in this post. So far, neither Vint Cerf nor anyone else has disputed this theory; so my next task will be to propose that www shall stand for Willy Wonka Web, instead of the World Wide Web.

Our team of IT security specialists stumbled upon this simple yet effective password security video. This short video talks about having strong passwords that are hard to guess but easy to remember.

Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about Solid State Hard Drives, or SSDs as they're better known. You may have seen them as options for desktops or laptop computers. As you know, new features and innovations in technology are routine, but many of them are minor. However, every few years, a major feature or upgrade is released; SSD technology is one of them.

IT mobility began as a trend for personal use. However, business owners and executives in all industries have come to recognize the benefit IT mobility brings to the table; and for some it’s become a necessity.

There are many myths regarding computer viruses and most of them revolve around Malware. Those of us who use computers on a daily basis are familiar with the concepts associated with Malware, but may not be sure what’s really true and what’s not. Myth or no, it’s in your best interest to learn about computer viruses and what you should do to protect yourself against them.

Most managers and owners of small- to medium-sized businesses are operating on smaller budgets. Because of this, they always look for new ways to minimize costs, and luckily, there are many ways to do this. One specific area to look at that could greatly minimize costs is technology. As I’m sure you know, technology is far from cheap but of course there’s always a way to keep your expenses down.

There is a wealth of new technology for the busy business professional out there today. But, what technology is best for your busy business?

Savvy business owners understand the importance of installing a great alarm system monitored by a team of professionals. When a burglar attempts to break into a business, the alarm sounds and the authorities are notified. Common sense, right?

(We all know it wasn't Al Gore)