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Have you ever wanted to just ‘sweep’ your cluttered inbox clean? Do you have an odd mishmash of newsletters, promotional emails, and maybe even emails you want to have around for a while, but then need to automatically go away? Good news, there is a feature in Outlook online that lets you do just that called Sweep, and it is, in a word, AMAZING!

It happens so slowly and creeps up on you...

It starts with one app to manage shared files among your team. Then you add another app for video conferencing. Another for accounting. Another for chatting with remote team members. Add one more for managing your projects. Then another for...you get the idea.

The idea of the con man is not a new one...

The ‘solo-preneur’ is one of the fastest growing segments in today’s economy. With today’s modern technology and capabilities, almost anyone can become a one-man-shop in pursuit of the American dream...

I’ve written numerous times about the benefits of moving your small business’s IT infrastructure to the cloud. It is secure, flexible, inexpensive, and mobile. Today I’d like to present the perfect combination of services that every small business should consider to cover all aspects of data management, security, and business capabilities.

I wrote in a previous article about the virtues of “ditching your server” and embracing a server-less environment for small businesses. The benefits are numerous: work data accessible from anywhere you are, world class security, data safely stored and backed up, not having to maintain your own IT infrastructure, lower costs, seamless collaboration between coworkers, and much more.

Here’s a bold statement: small business owners don’t actually want servers and all the headaches that come with them. They just want to be able to run their business and have everything ‘work’....

Imagine not having to troubleshoot, maintain, replace or upgrade another email or file server ever again....

Small business owners, ask yourself this: If every computing device and server that your business relies on all failed at the same time with no backups, would you be able to pick up your business where you left off? If the answer is  ‘no’, then you need to consider your business technology infrastructure and how you can bring it into the cloud age....