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According to Symantec SMB, 50% of SMBs admit to having no backup and disaster recovery plan in place.

We talked about the advantages of cloud computing, but it never ceases to amaze us what storing your business in the cloud can actually do to help a company. We’ve been in the IT business a while now, and while we might not have heard it all, we certainly do hear one thing over and over again: moving the office to the cloud made a huge difference.

If you’ve read any tech articles lately, you’ve likely heard at least one mention of “the cloud” or of a “virtual office.” But what is all the buzz about? Here are four advantages that we think make cloud computing so attractive for all businesses.

The past few years have seen the movement of cutting IT spending to the bare minimum in businesses. But before you decide to reduce your spending, how can you maximize your return on the investment and be sure you’re getting everything your money has to offer? Here are four key ways to determine what needs to be cut - and what could benefit from further investment.

Every company faces challenges; but there’s no need to let IT challenges be part of them. Here are two problems that we predict you’ll face at some point in 2016, and our recommended steps towards preventing them.
Phishing Scams
Phishing is the act in which someone impersonates your company to obtain information from consumers.

Cyber attacks are time-consuming and annoying at best, and destructive to the integrity of your information at worst. It is safe to say that no business wants to face one, especially if it could impact or violate data privacy and security.

Supporting and growing your company if your system isn’t secure is next to impossible, because you’re using valuable resources to fend off cyber attacks.

For businesses and organizations across the globe July 14, 2015 may be a date that goes down in infamy… at least for their internal IT teams. That date represents the end of support —or the end of life — for Microsoft’s Windows Server 2003. The Department of Homeland Security has identified the end of support for Microsoft Server 2003 as a critical threat.

Fred Reck recently hit six separate Amazon.com best-seller lists with “The Tech Multiplier” book.

Bloomsburg, Pa. – January 28, 2013 – Fred Reck, President and CEO of Innotek Computer Consulting, has joined a select group of the America’s leading experts to co-write the book titled, “The Tech Multiplier: The World’s Leading Technology Consultants Reveal In Depth Case Studies of How the Smartest Businesses in the World are Leveraging Technology to Increase Profits and Reduce Waste While Safeguarding Data.

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