Connectivity between devices and networks is the foundation of a modern logistics. Facilities with data connectivity issues often find themselves in trouble as productivity declines and cost increases. There are many causes of these issues, we try to define several...

5G and Wi-Fi 6 may seem like competing technologies but nothing could be further from the truth. Where 5G has the edge in providing large scale exterior coverage, it suffers from the same issues as 4G trying to penetrate and cover building interiors. Wi-Fi 6 bridges...

Many executive think that if they don’t see problems popping up all the time with their IT network, then systems are running well and there are no issues. They wonder "what are my IT guys doing all day?". In reality, actions are being taken behind the scenes to ensure...

Bad things happen: Do you have a disaster recovery plan? On October 28, 2012, what could never happen, happened. A Hurricane hit New York City, not Charleston but America’s largest city. Hurricane Sandy. The consequences were disastrous and resulted in a shutdown of a...

What just happened? Well, Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008/2008 R2 are on their extended support phase now. This past July 9, 2019 for SQL Server and upcoming January 14, 2020 for Windows Server are the end-of-life dates. This means that if you're...

With technology guiding about every aspect of our business, companies run the risk of an overworked IT department. The constant drive to do more with less, cut costs, and pull "all nighters" leave many IT workers burned out and looking to cut corners instead of...