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It started with one Personal Computer (PC); networks happened since then and we have all been happily computing ever after. If this were to be an ending in an IT-related fairly tale, it will do. However, for a company, IT expert, networking

Kevin Studley – our President at The Network Pro – knows all too well that over 90% of all email in-bound into his company’s servers is spam. Given that data protection laws are more than stringent in Canada, U.S., and Europe, this is as risky as it

Servers make for one centralized point of computing such that all the other computes in your network become “clients”. A server is typically a single computer that stores, processes and manages all the information while connecting to each of the

The computer network and supporting infrastructure is perhaps the very nerve centre of every growing business. As such, all critical possessions have an element of risk associated with them. For your company’s network, the associated risk is its

Networking technology is forever evolving and it’s indeed hard to catch up with it all. For a small business hard-pressed to find enough time to conduct business, any learning curve associated with building a robust network to spearhead business

How would you like it if you could just start a computer, fire up web-conferencing software and collaborate with a team that can be as diverse and it can possibly be, across geographical boundaries? Web-conferencing works incredibly well with any

Wouldn’t it be nice if all the users who subscribe to a network are actually scattered far and wide geographically but they all have access to the same network and they are all connected to the same server or virtual machine through LAN or WAN or

Standing at the threshold of 2011, strides in technology development show no sign of slowing down. Numerous tools are going to be made available for small and medium businesses and entrepreneurs, individual professionals, small and large companies

If you have limited resources whether you are running a business, shepherding a community or running a university, wouldn’t you like it if all of your computing resources can be focused on a specific but critical task at hand? How about a

If your business is growing, you'd doubtlessly have a huge number of computers, laptops, and mobile devices connecting to the main corporate network. Have you given a thought to the seemingly endless points of security lapses that are possible