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Before you entrust your sensitive data to a “cloud” service provider, make sure you weigh the risks with the benefits.| How Going Green Can Help You Save Money |
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Cost effectiveness is always part of any company’s priorities, and taking steps to make your office become more environment-friendly can help you achieve that.| Increasing Adoption of Mobile Devices Presents Opportunity for Businesses |
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Despite the clear trend towards greater adoption of mobile devices by businesses and consumers, a new study finds that many businesses are not taking full advantage of the opportunities created by this trend-especially in sales and marketing. | Calibrate Your Monitor for the Best Possible Experience |
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To see images the way they are intended to be seen, calibrate your monitor so that what you see is what you get. Here's how. | Green IT Corner |
The law covers everyone in Wisconsin, including schools, businesses and households. According to the statute, any person who violates the recycling requirement is subject to a $50 fine, a $200 fine for a second offense, and a $2,000 fine for third and subsequent violations. |
Wisconsin's electronics recycling law, commonly called E-Cycle Wisconsin, went into effect on September 1, 2010. Under the state law, items such as televisions, computers, printers, computer accessories, DVD players, fax machines and cell phones must be recycled rather than disposed of in landfills or incinerators.| Ask Sparky |
Do you have an IT question or concern that you’ve been hung up on? Now’s your chance to “Ask Sparky”! Sparky is what we loving call our company logo. Sparky is our fearless leader who encompasses all that is IT. Applied Tech works hard at keeping IT as pain-free as possible and Sparky is with us every step of the way! Send your IT questions to Sparky at sparky@appliedtech.us. Lori asks: I have a shared Word document that was altered by another staff member but they didn’t track their changes for me to see. Is there a way to see all the changes they made without having to manually review it line-by-line? |
