[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Located in Avon, Ohio, Great Lakes Computer Corp. has served the Cleveland and Northeast Ohio area's needs for computer repair and system maintenance for decades. Typically working behind the scenes to keep your PCs, printers, and...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] If you are interested to learn more about finding IT solutions "in the cloud," we highly recommend this book from Dell as a must-have guide. Chapters include: Defining Cloud Computing and Software as a Service Benefits, concerns,...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] It's 9:00 pm, you're working on a project, and you need to collaborate with a client across the country. Cloud IT solutions called "Cloud Computing" make this possible, evolving into one of the fastest growing types of computer...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Cleveland and Northeast Ohio small businesses are fortunate to have a great training resource like Corporate College. We've taken several of their courses, and believe they offer some great information on Software as a Service...
Should you buy an inkjet or a laser printer? The choice can be confusing for a small business owner, but a few simple calculations can help. Differences in Print...
A recent article posted in the online version of the Wall Street Journal (July 21, 2011) had some very sobering news for small businesses: computer hackers and thieves aren't targeting the data security of the big guys - they're targeting small business instead. ...
Small businesses are often a step behind their larger industry counterparts in addressing data security, often believing they're better protected than they really are because they don't have in-house experts to advise them about where they really stand. Business...
What's the Risk? There are about 75,000 new tier-1 pieces of malware coming out every day. Remember that number… 75,000 every day!. So your Anti-Virus software is realistically only going to be one layer of protection, no matter what the sales guy might say. That...
What can cause your hard drive to fail? A hard drive can be damaged due to firmware corruption, electronic failure, mechanical failure, a logical failure, a virus infection, or the drive developing bad sectors over time causing the data on them to be lost or...