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...and those impacts can be felt not only by employees, but they can extend to customers, partners and suppliers. At CMIT Solutions, being PROACTIVE is more than a philosophy. Our managed services make it a reality. CMIT Marathon, our flagship managed service, brings a team of hundreds of computer engineers and help desk technicians to our clients for a level of professional support that small businesses need and deserve -- and for a price they can afford.
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USAToday.com recently posted an item concerning a malicious mobile app that has been infecting Android-based mobile phones. Potential victims receive an offer to download free versions of popular games like Grand Theft Auto and Angry Birds Star Wars. If an unsuspecting user installs the software, the mobile phone then sends spam to people in that user’s contact list....
Apple co-founder, tech enthusiast, and all-around swell guy Steve Wozniak recently penned a guest article for Forbes Magazine, in which he discusses the changes in business tech we can expect to see in 2013...
Mashable is reporting on a Trojan targeting Apple’s OS X operating systems. The malicious program disguises itself as an installation package for a legitimate Russian-language application called VKMusic4 and makes unauthorized charges to mobile phone accounts.
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The northeast US continues to deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, and with temperatures plummeting across the nation, businesses elsewhere may soon start feeling the pinch as staff can’t physically get to work. However, inclement weather, disasters, and other disruptions don’t have to negatively impact your...
At Tuesday’s iPad Mini launch event, Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed some impressive numbers about the full-size iPad’s success. Since the release of the original iPad on April 3, 2010, Apple has sold 100 million of them worldwide. That’s a rather staggering number for a new class of device that, as little as three years ago, didn’t even exist in any meaningful way.
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