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Spiceworks, well-respected a community of IT Pros, has released a very interesting study on the Windows XP migration matter. As readers know, the

SMB Nation’s own Harrybbb encouraged our community to participate in this year’s Computer Science Education Week, which ran Dec 9-13. We received a

WatchGuard recently released an infographic detailing its top eight security predictions for 2014. Chief among the predictions was the vulnerability of Healthcare.gov, primarily

StorageCraft today announced its ten-year anniversary. When the Utah-based company began in 2003, it was under the care of just five co-owners, all

By Robin Robins, President, Technology Marketing Toolkit, Inc.

The most frequently asked question I get from IT services firms struggling to get more new clients

The latest reports reveal that the FBI can, and has been, activating cameras on civilian computers, apparently for several years now. This has been confirmed by

It used to be a fantasy from Hollywood blockbusters: robots that can walk around like humans and mimic soldiers. We are getting closer and closer to

Microsoft has announced that, as of the end of October, it has ended distribution of all retail copies of Windows 7. In addition, sales of PCs

Microsoft, recoiling from recent revelations about government tracking of user data, made an announcement on Wednesdayof its plans to more closely guard its users from snooping

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Least We Be Gods

As we watch little Johnnie and Suzie divine from the devices at hand whatever they

We recently received news that long-time SMB Nation Community member, Marc Harrison, has been awarded the Lilly K. Gottlieb Award by the Jewish

I should start out by establishing from where my point of view is derived. Some of you will get this - perhaps with a twinkle in