Windows 7 vs Windows 10: What’s the difference?
February 6, 2019
If you’re a Windows 7 user, you may have already heard that mainstream support for Windows 7 has ended and security updates will stop in
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If you’re a Windows 7 user, you may have already heard that mainstream support for Windows 7 has ended and security updates will stop in
One thing modern businesses can count on is having meetings. As more teams work remotely and different partners colloborate all over the world, the number
At PTG, we enjoy being able to solve user problems with Office 365. It’s this commitment to the user experience that has helped make us
Working smarter – not harder is a goal for many people this year. As screen time and the number of meetings increases for just about
This is Part 2 in a Blog Series About Email Subscription Bombs, Read Part 1 Here. Email Security Best Practices While every type of attack
Classic Sharepoint has been around since 2002, and, unfortunately, like most software built for simpler times it has been added to, patched and layered over
Cybersecurity continues to be a major concern for businesses heading into 2019. According to a recent article in Forbes, growing dependence on “data in use”
As part of PTG’s initiative to help you work better in 2019, here is an add-on for Office 365 that we believe you can’t afford
According to this Forbes article, 71% of people report frequent interruptions at work.
Winter weather hit our area again this December. (It doesn’t take much to cause chaos here in South Carolina!) As usual, this meant a massive
