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« Previous EntriesLinux FTP Server with a Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Thursday, March 27th, 2008Linux is a great Operating System which can give small businesses access to enterprise quality products normally only available for the big boys. The downside to going down the Linux and Open Source route compare to a Windows based solution, is the configuration can be less user friendly. This was highlighted recently when I […]
Setting up an FTP connecting using FileZilla
Thursday, March 13th, 2008FTP or File Transfer Protocol is a method for transferring files between two computers on a network. This can be between two computers on your local business network or a computer the other side of the world. Dating as far back as 1971, FTP is still widely used today from a web developer updating a […]
21 Ways to Bullet Proof your IT infrastructure
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008If backups is about making sure your company data is safe, then building IT redundancy is making sure you have the infrastructure to read that information back. So how can you increase the resilience of your business infrastructure?
Increasing sales, number of clients and profit margins are top priorities for businesses. Building redundancy and fall over […]
Your Predictions for 2008
Thursday, December 20th, 2007At the begin of the month, I posted my technology predictions for 2008. But actually, it was your predictions that I was interested in. So here are couple from the blogsphere and Facebook…
Jason Slater
- Microsoft Zune
- Budget Laptops
- Home Robots
- Mini Projectors
- Super/Ultra High Def Video
JasonSlater.co.uk technology predictions for 2008
Digital Agency
- Jaiku. Proximity/Geo Tag marketing
- […]
Top Five Technology Predictions for 2008
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007Earlier in the week Jason Slater asked me what would be my top technology predictions for 2008. What an excellent idea for a blog post I thought. Not only that, next year I can look back and realise I know nothing about Information Technology! So, here are Terinea’s technology predictions for 2008!
Offline Mode for Online […]
How to send sensitive data securely
Thursday, November 22nd, 2007British Government has been in a bit of bother this week after losing two discs containing over 25 million records of personal details of parents who received child benefit. So when dealing with sensitive data what is the best way to transfer the information between offices?
At some point in business you might be tasked […]
Backup Tools - Mirror Backups and Microsoft SyncToy
Monday, October 15th, 2007One of the best ways to backup your documents and files is to perform a mirror backup. As I have mentioned before in 20 Pointers for planning your backup strategy. The simplest backup strategy can often be the most effective one.
A Mirror backup simply consists taking a complete copy of documents and files and storing […]
How to move your WordPress blog and keep the traffic flowing
Sunday, October 7th, 2007I finally got around to moving the blog to a different location on our website. This has been something I have been meaning to do for a while now, but was put off at the thought of loosing my web traffic. But fear not, using Redirection plugin you can keep the traffic flowing.
I’m not moving […]
Fixing Computers for Beer!
Thursday, September 20th, 2007
Like most people involved with computer support, my first experience began when fixing PC’s for friends and family. Usually this resulted in payment with free beer, not bad when you where 17! Ten years later I still find myself fixing friends and family computers.
So here is quick guide to what I would install on […]
Extending Window Live Writer Features
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
I’m a great fan of Window Live Writer, but sometimes I feel its missing one or two features that could make my day-to-day blogging life easier. Luckily Windows Live Writer features can be extended in a similar way to Firefox .
Before you install any plugins make sure you have the latest version of Windows […]