Network Attached Storage Devices – What's Right for your Business?
Network-Attached Storage devices are very useful and provide a centralized, redundant location for any type of files your staff can access from any computer on the network.
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Why We Charge Per Solution and Not Per the Hour
We know you want to save your money, not spend it, and the money you do spend must have value and a solution attached to it. We get that. That’s why we don’t charge for the time it takes to do a job, but rather for the service itself. Whether it takes us one hour or four hours, you won’t pay a cent more.
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Why Windows 8 May Be Targeting Consumers and not Businesses
In a recent episode of the podcast Windows Weekly, There was a discussion about whether Windows 8 will target consumer or business clients, and all three hosts seemed to agree that it will target consumers and businesses in the years to come, once things are improved and fine-tuned.
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Action Surface Rights Testimonial
Action Surface Rights Diane Sincennes “For someone who within the last couple of years has learned to use computers for more that just email, Ryan was patient and explained things at a level that I could understand and follow. Many of us grew up on party line phones and TV’s with only 3 channels and…
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Latest Version of ESET NOD32 Antivirus for the Mac is Now Available!
As the Mac becomes more more and more popular, it becomes more of a target for hackers and other threats. That said, Windows is much more likely to be attacked, but as the saying goes – if you don’t have something to tell you your system is infected, how do you know? You won’t. So it’s best to have an antivirus for your Mac for peace of mind, if nothing else.
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Angela Kontgen Testimonial
“Working with the Nerds On Site crew was an incredibly fluid and easy experience. The interactions back and forth were timely, respectful and so professional. This is my third website and definitely the best experience I have had so far. I loved how fast the turnaround was on this project. We are not talking months…
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Lisa Hornung Testimonial
Lisa Hornung Lisa Hornung “Ryan was so lovely to deal with. What a treat to have someone respond as quickly as you, he and Glen did. What a delightful surprise to learn the cost of updating was as reasonable as it was. I have been stressed about this website for months and am so grateful…
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QR codes in Construction Industry
I’m glad to be able to share some developments within the construction industry in the utilization of QR codes. Ivan Richardson, founder of one of our long-time clients, blackapple, asked about the feasibility facilitating an instant “Is this drawing up-to-date?” via a smartphone. His idea was to implement a QR code that anyone with a…
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Lynn Kaplan Testimonial
Lynn Kaplan Lynn Kaplan “It was very reassuring to use Mark Kempe’s team at Nerds On Site. I am not comfortable with technology and systems, but Marks’ team made it very easy. Mark was reassuring at every juncture. There was never a time that I felt overwhelmed. When I started to feel that way, Mark…
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How to Open Files that have Unknown Extensions
There are countless different types of file formats that exist, each having it’s own file extension, such as “.PDF”, or “.DOC”, which tells Windows the program it needs to open that type of file with, but sometimes Windows doesn’t know. So how can you find out what program you need to open those files? There are a few options.
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