“Our” AI Generated Holiday Card
We didn’t use it but here is what the image generation AI by Playground came up with.
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Beware of Fake Support
CEO scams, phishing emails, fake texts…the companies that we work with are always on the lookout. But managed service providers can be part of the problem. We’ve been diligent about letting users know but it pays to reinforce a couple of our rules. These are the things that we’ll never do. We’ll never email, message
Top 5 Five Tips for Coronavirus IT
As a 100% cloud based company, we have a long history of helping clients transition to remote work. Over the last month, we’ve supported hundreds of users who were suddenly working from home. For many, it was easy. They had the tools with them, on their own devices. For the ones who are reliant on
We’ve Got Some Fancy Masks
Our confinement hasn’t changed our approach to technical support. We try to do it with a little flair.
Coronavirus IT Update – Remote Workers and Covid-19
Coronavirus: what have learned these first few weeks.
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Pricing: How IT Vendors Get it Wrong
Companies like ours use a lot of web-based technology. When the tools work well, there is a huge payoff in productivity. When they don’t, it’s a nightmare and that puts in the same boat as our clients: how much are you willing to pay for efficiency? IT providers are obsessed with getting clients to buy
In Our Neighborhood: Salon Lavender
We recently had the pleasure of working on a wireless project for our new neighbor, Salon Lavender. As they mention on their Facebook page, “Lavender is a botanical, holistic salon providing quality hair care and color through one-on-one, customized experiences.” Laurel and Andrew have put a lot of work into the space and it looks
What Happened to Our Facebook Page?
Years ago, we didn’t have a Facebook page. In 2017, we started an experiment. Basically, we wanted to research the traffic type and influence that Facebook had on our business. As a security driven company, this was risky. The goal was simple: see if, within 12 months, what appreciable change Facebook had (positive or negative).
New Company Car
Our VW Jetta isn’t cutting it lately so we’ve been searching for an iconic vehicle to represent us. Waiting on a site visit by one of out team members? Did we say 15 minutes? Please be patient as our acquisition–while it may have a distinctive paint job–possesses the engine of a lawnmower.
Cinco de Mayo
We celebrated in the best way we could think of: attending the soft opening of Portland food truck El Corazon’s new restaurant.