CMIT Solutions of Pittsburgh North is the small business IT support and IT services company for Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Coraopolis, Moon Township, McKees Rocks, Ambridge, Neville Island, Leetsdale, Glenshaw, Millvale, Avalon, Emsworth, Aliquippa, Sewickley, and other nearby cities.
Our mission is to provide "Best in Class" IT Solutions: Support, Proactive Managed IT Services, Network Security, Data Backup and Recovery, Business Continuity Planning, Cloud Computing, Web Design & Hosting, IT Consulting, VoIP Phone System Implementation, and Project Management.
Sam Gupta
Sunny Yalamarthy PMP
To one degree or another, the vast majority of businesses today rely on technology to operate. For those that depend on it, unscheduled downtime of critical network components results in more than inconvenience and frustration. Downtime equals lost profits.
Many business owners don’t fully appreciate the costs associated with technical issues, so let’s see what an hour of server...
“Lost time is never found again.” – Benjamin Franklin
Often find yourself wondering where all the time goes? Much in the same way that keeping track of expenses reveals where your money goes, keeping tabs on your time can help you make more efficient use of it by identifying waste and opportunities for increased productivity.
But first, you need to a way to track it....
Your regularly scheduled QuickTip has been pre-empted for this important communique from Revolution Headquarters:
Ladies and gentlemen, for far too long, we’ve suffered the tyranny of oppressive manual backups and slow network connections. We’ve endured the pestilence of spam, viruses, and spyware, endangering our data and our sanity.
We’ve had enough, and WE DEMAND...
As an IT service provider to small and medium-sized businesses, we see a few common problems among new customers. Whether because of oversight, ignorance, neglect, or user error, the following five issues keep many businesses from achieving their full potential and, at worst, jeopardize a company’s very existence.
We had a great response to the recent QuickTip entitled Quickly Prevent Unauthorized Use of Your Computer, where we showed you how to lock your PC using the “Windows Key + L” keyboard command.
Several people asked if there was a similar trick for Apple’s OS X operating system. There...
