Does your business buy new products and services based solely on the lowest price? Think about your phone systems – do you trust your business’ phone system to that $1/month VOIP system that uses a USB adapter in your laptop? Probably not. Today, if you buy a name-brand cup of coffee, you are probably spending…
If you are running one of our discontinued Basic hosting packages, you can easily upgrade to a Business hosting package, and take full advantage of the following features that are included in Business hosting: Unlimited Email Space Content Delivery Network Hack Detection Advanced Security Features 24×7 Support And much, much more…
There are many different mail platforms and services available to your business, and the differences may be confusing. Nerds On Site can help your team find the right mail platform for your business, and we have three mail solutions that we offer our clients, though we can offer many more specialized solutions to clients that…
Like many email platforms, we offer a webmail interface to our clients for temporary access to their email while on the road. We do not recommend that a client uses our webmail system as their primary email tool as it isn’t designed for long-term mail storage, nor is it as quick as a proper mail…
Last month, one of the Nerds On Site founders, David Redekop, made a trip out to Lethbridge and during his trip, The Lethbridge Team got a call from a large Lethbridge-based company called Varsteel. David and the team noticed this as a big player went right away, and had a cup of coffee with them.
Forbes magazine recently put together an article detailing Jeff Bezos’s (Amazon CEO) leadership lessons. Here are the first five. The rest can be found here.
“Stuxnet took the world by storm two years ago. The worm was different from previous viruses: it wasn’t designed to steal money, identities, or passwords. Instead, the malware targeted the controls at industrial facilities such as power plants, inspiring talk of a top secret, government-sponsored cyberwar.” -excerpt from CNET article
If there is one thing most small businesses can agree on is that time equals money. Small business owners are in a position where they have to be a jack-of-all-trades, often spending most of their day wearing different hats. This is the nature of the small business and while expected is not always the best way use of time.
I actually personally met a successful business person this week (let’s call him Bill) who admittedly didn’t care if his network was breached, until I pointed out the dangers (and I’m sure there are more)
