Chrome has a significant lead on rival browsers concerning overall market share, but as is true in so many aspects of life, numbers are not necessarily an indicator of quality.
The popularity between browsers is ever-changing, so from time to time, we have to ask: Which is the best browser at the moment? So let’s dissect the question a bit more.
A browser can be good at many things:
If you’re thinking about starting a small business, you can’t afford to skimp on office equipment. You’ll need the best equipment for your money, so you’ll spend less time fixing things and more time running your business.
This is especially true if you’re going to be running your business from home. If that’s the case, you’ll need equipment that is quiet and doesn’t make your family crazy.
Here’s a list of the office equipment you’ll need and why you need it: Read more
According to a 2018 Radicati Group study, there will be more than 3.8 billion email users before the start of 2019. Amongst current American users, 89% check email at least once a day and nearly 21% check their email more than five times a day.
Needless to say, email is a vital part of modern communication. The influx and significance of email become even more heightened when you take into account the needs of small businesses.
Unlike casual users, small business owners and entrepreneurs must concern themselves with a meticulous organization of a large amount of incoming mail, the security of personal and client information, reliability, professional appearance and integration across platforms and devices.
As of 2018, there are 434 Email Service Providers (ESP) available in the market, and each one has it’s own unique package of features and tools available to users.
Here is an overview of three of the most well-rounded and highly regarded email service providers.
Updated: August 29th, 2017
When it comes to cloud-based productivity software suites, small businesses have two main alternatives: Microsoft Office 365 and G Suite (formerly called: Google Apps for Work).
Currently, there’s a fierce competition among the world’s biggest software companies. Google is seeking to attract more customers with increased storage space and tight integration of Google Suite with Chrome OS, Chromebooks, and Android devices.
Microsoft, on the other hand, is adding more features like powerful spreadsheet analytics and a revamped version of Skype for Business to its web-based office suite, to attract more sophisticated business users.
In this comparative review, we will be looking at various aspects of these two software bundles and offer our recommendations on the one you should use for your business. Read more
Data is the lifeblood of any business, and protecting it is crucial to the success and continuity of your operations. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the best backup solutions for small businesses, including Synology NAS with Hyper Backup, BackBlaze, OneDrive, Google Drive, Acronis, CrashPlan, and Carbonite. We’ll discuss their features, pros, and cons to help you decide on the right backup solution for your business. Let’s dive in!
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