Omnis Technologies Blog
Can You Answer These Questions About Your Data and Backups?
Every year the real cost of losing data increases as data and information become intrinsic to our daily lives. The cost of losing data for your business may not even be readily apparent. Recently, I heard a quote about IT that I often repeat (as our clients know): “IT is no longer a tool; it is […]
How to Choose the Right Business IT Services
Although business IT service providers are certainly interesting people, they can be anywhere from novice to expert on the experience spectrum. The fact is: no IT person knows everything (unfortunately). We are always learning, and there always seems to be a project or a problem that puts us over the edge. I personally think that’s what’s […]
Gmail for Business & the G Suite (Previously Google Apps for Work)
Updated July 2017 Email is something we use all the time. In many ways, email has taken over as the primary means of communication in the business world. For me (and many others), my email address is a part of my identity, and it’s how clients are most likely to interact with me. That’s why it’s incredibly important […]
Common Windows 10 Upgrade Issues
As of mid-January 2016, there were 200 million computers running Windows 10. Although it’s been optimized as much as possible for a smooth upgrade experience, users are still experiencing difficulties with Microsoft’s newest operating system. Here are the most common Windows 10 upgrade issues and how you can fix/avoid them. Requirements & Compatibility Your computer […]
Enterprise Backup Solutions: Why We Choose CTERA Backups
The most common question we ask prospective clients is, “How do you backup your data?” Frequently, the answer is “We don’t have backups.” Don’t feel bad. We all have a few things we know we should be doing, and we just… don’t. Unfortunately, backups are one of those tasks that no one really worries about until you lose […]
What Is the Cloud, How Does It Work, & Why Should My SMB Use It?
What Is the Cloud & How Does It Work? “The Cloud” refers to online file storage. While hard drives are still the preferred method of data storage, more and more users – and companies – are moving their information to cloud storage. When information is in the cloud, it can be accessed from anywhere. The […]