Cutting IT Corners Can Cost Small Businesses Big Bucks

By Brandon Miller | April 2, 2018

We get it. You’re a go-getting, take-charge business owner/leader who appreciates saving money because small businesses have thin margins and lean operations. You’ve built your business’ success on not over-spending. You’ve had to DIY a lot of roles in your company and IT is one of those. But, unfortunately, technology is one area where DIY…

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How To Set Up a VPN in Windows 10

By Brandon Miller | March 25, 2018

As your company grows, you might branch out to multiple offices or shops across a given area. In order to stay efficient, the employees working in those locations need a secure, reliable, fast way to share information across their computer networks. Also, if you have traveling personnel such as a sales team, they need an…

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3 Ways to Weather a Cloud Service Outage

By Brandon Miller | March 2, 2018

You cannot assume that your cloud services will always be available when you need them. In 2016, many cloud service providers experienced outages, including Microsoft Office 365, Google G Suite, Salesforce, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Azure. Even a short outage can be disruptive to your business, so you should take steps to prepare for…

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8 Common Reasons Why Desktop Printers Might Not Print

By Brandon Miller | February 25, 2018

It always seems to happen at the worst possible time. You need to quickly print a document, so you click the “Print” button, but nothing happens. Many things can go wrong with desktop printers, but fortunately, most problems can be found and fixed in short order. Here are eight common reasons why a desktop printer…

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Miller Group Again Recognized for Excellence in Managed IT Services

By Brandon Miller | February 21, 2018

Joe Svoboda, CEO of The Miller Group, announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named the company to its 2018 Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category for the second year in a row. This annual list recognizes North American solution providers with cutting-edge approaches to delivering…

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How Closely Do You Read Your Mail? Domain Name Scam Targets Businesses

By Joe Svoboda | January 31, 2018

If you’ve recently received a letter, phone call or email in reference to a domain name listing or SEO invoice, beware and pay close attention to the details. A scam that has made rounds in recent years has targeted a number of our clients. If your domain name is public, as likely your business website…

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10 Windows Keyboard Shortcuts

By Chad Miller | January 28, 2018

10 Windows Keyboard Shortcuts Did you know that your PC can function even without your mouse? Save time with these 10 keyboard shortcuts. Note that WIN stands for the key between Ctrl and Alt on Windows keyboards. Some keyboards have this labeled as the Start key. 1. WIN The WIN key is a shortcut key…

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Can VoIP Save Your Company Money?

By Brandon Miller | January 27, 2018

The economy might technically be out of recession, but businesses are still doing everything in their power to cut costs and save as much as possible. One possible avenue for savings is switching from a traditional business phone plan to a VoIP plan. VoIP is a technology that has been around for a little over…

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Help! Why Did My Email Bounce Back?

By Brandon Miller | January 25, 2018

If you send email regularly, you likely have received them — those notifications saying that the email you just sent was undeliverable. Trying to determine why your emails bounced back can be frustrating since the notifications usually contain error codes accompanied by cryptic error descriptions. When you send an email, certain sets of rules, or…

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Two Newly Discovered Security Flaws Affect Ninety Percent of the World’s Computers

By Brandon Miller | January 5, 2018

Security experts have recently found two significant flaws in the microprocessing systems (sometimes called CPUs or chips) of almost all the world’s computers. The two issues, fondly named Meltdown and Spectre, could be used to hijack the memory of a device running in a “cloud” environment. This includes computers, mobile phones, and servers. Unlike most…

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