Morris Tabush, on July 18, 2013
On April 8th, 2014, Microsoft will officially end all support, security fixes, vulnerability patches and software updates for Windows XP. Any PC running on the operating system after April 2014 will be subject to hacking, cyber-attacks, data and identity theft, and network intrusion; both via individual machines and across internal networks.
It’s important for small-to-mid sized businesses to plan in advance, with the end of XP near.
Morris Tabush, on July 9, 2013
In my 15+ years in IT consulting and managed services, I've seen people make a lot of mistakes. So I’m listing some of these in the hopes that you won’t make them yourself:
Morris Tabush, on May 21, 2013
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.
Morris Tabush, on April 30, 2013
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.
Tabush Group, on April 23, 2013
There is a wealth of new technology for the busy business professional out there today. But, what technology is best for your busy business?
Morris Tabush, on August 23, 2012
We are only a few days/months/years away from the scenario when all companies, both small and large will relinquish their internal data servers and transfer their data to the cloud servers. Transferring all data to cloud will be the only smart decision for businesses in future as it will allow them to store their valuable information for a minimum cost and also save millions of dollars as they won’t have to buy and install expensive hardware. Hence, it is certain that those gigantic data servers will become obsolete very soon.
Morris Tabush, on August 20, 2012
Microsoft has been making a number of developments in their array of Windows 8 OS and other related applications among which Outlook.com is the most promising one. This is a renovated webmail service from Microsoft which will complement the Cloud OS and take personal email to a new zenith. It is actually developed as Metro edition of webmail and as planned it will replace Hotmail pretty soon.