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Technology Helps World’s Largest Machine Unleash Maximum Devastation Upon the Earth [VIDEO]

Friday, 30 January 2015

The world’s largest terrestrial vehicle is the German-made bucket-wheel excavator known as “Bagger 293.” Used for open-pit mining, Bagger 293 hulks over the landscape at a length of 722 feet, and a height of 310 feet (twice the size of the Statue of Liberty). As a bonus, this beast-of-a-machine is made more ferocious thanks to remote technology.

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Network Remote Monitoring Remote Computing

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3 Desirable Network Security Factors for Your Business

Friday, 23 January 2015

George Gremminger

Security

There are several factors at work when scoping out your current network security situation. According to a study from 1&1, 67 percent of people confirmed that someone they know has had information stolen from them while online, which means that your business could be next. In order to remain one of the few unaffected by security breaches, consider these three network security features for your business.

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Network Business Computing Backup

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Tip of the Week: How to Defend Your Network from 3 Top-Tier Disasters

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

George Gremminger

How To

Your company’s network can be very sensitive at times, and even the slightest disruption can cause downtime. Be it an immense natural disaster or something as simple as forgetting your login credentials, it’s common problems which cause the most trouble for businesses. In order to fight against these issues, it’s best to prepare yourself for these three common (and fairly simple) scenarios.

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Tip of the Week Network Disaster

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Stop Ignoring Unneeded Applications That Take Up Space on Your Network

Wednesday, 19 November 2014

George Gremminger

Business

There’s a value to having a neat and tidy office where everything is where it’s supposed to be. In addition to seeing a boost in productivity because you’re not having to fight clutter, you just feel good about working in a space that’s clean and orderly. These same principles of organization apply to your company’s network.

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Application Network Efficiency

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Are You Sure Your Former Employees Won’t Stab You in the Back?

Wednesday, 24 September 2014

George Gremminger

Best Practices

As a business owner, you've probably had the misfortune of letting a valued (or not-so-valued) employee go. The reasons might vary, but one thing is consistent: they're gone, and could potentially use their newfound residual malice to strike your business right where it hurts. How can you prepare yourself against former employees you may have once called "family?"

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Hiring/Firing Best Practices Network

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Troubleshoot Performance Issues with These 3 Network Cabling Tips

Friday, 12 September 2014

Guest

Newsletter

When you experience an error or a performance issue with your company's computer system, you will troubleshoot the problem in hopes of resolving it quickly. Before you open the case of your hardware and start messing with components, check your cables. Even a small cabling issue can cause big problems with your entire network.

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Network Workplace Tips Running Cable

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Technology Helps World’s Largest Machine Unleash Maximum Devastation Upon the Earth [VIDEO]

3 Desirable Network Security Factors for Your Business

Tip of the Week: How to Defend Your Network from 3 Top-Tier Disasters

Stop Ignoring Unneeded Applications That Take Up Space on Your Network

Are You Sure Your Former Employees Won’t Stab You in the Back?

Troubleshoot Performance Issues with These 3 Network Cabling Tips