Telecom Products for Healthcare Providers
When it comes to telecom solutions for doctors and dentists, it’s hard to know which products are the best. Here at Marcus Networking, we specialize in telecom and technology solutions for healthcare professionals. Matter of fact, nearly 75 percent of our business comes from healthcare …
Report: Video conferencing has a future in healthcare
As the healthcare industry becomes increasingly complex, administrators will need to leverage next-generation solutions to enhance collaboration between physicians, patients and stakeholders. By using cost-effective technologies like unified communications, healthcare organizations can boost efficiency. Video conferencing, in particular, is forecast to become increasingly important in …
Battery Backups
Are Your Office Computers Protected during Monsoon Season? Its monsoon season in Arizona and Marcus Networking wants to make sure your office computers are protected during a storm. Here are four tips to ensure your technology is safe: 1. Test battery back-ups 2. Make sure you have …
The Connected Home: VPN vs. Port Forwarding
Which Method is Best for Delivering Remote Access to Home or Small Office Networks? This article really breaks down the question of VPN vs. Remote (RDP). For larger companies that can afford the security levels needed RDP is the easy option. For the smaller guys …
Windows 8 in the Enterprise: Why IT pros say no
This is a great article based on the fact that new is not always better. There are so many issues with windows 7 that have not been fixed and now there is windows 8. Most major software vendors (GE, EMDS etc.) are having a hard …
Why a small business can benefit from an IT consultant
This is a great article on why the small company should reach out for technical expertise. We can help any small business become more organized, work more remotely and allow for more profit. By Erica Bell July 9, 2012, 10:30 AM PDT Takeaway: Because the first year …
Cisco’s ugly bait and switch
Can a network security vendor that betrays its customers ever be trusted again? By Paul Venezia | InfoWorld Follow @pvenezia Print|25 Comments . You may have heard about Cisco’s shenanigans last week, in which an automatic firmware update for several models of the company’s Linksys home wireless routers forced …
Four ways the Internet could go down
By David Eagleman, Special to CNN updated 9:59 AM EDT, Tue July 10, 2012 | Filed under: Web David Eagleman believes we need a backup security plan for the human knowledge that underlies the Internet. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Like any system, biological or man-made, the Web has the …
Get the most out of your iPhone Notifications
By Jack Wallen April 5, 2012, 11:58 AM PDT Takeaway: Jack Wallen talks about the various configuration options with iPhone Notifications. Apple finally took a cue from Android to improve their notification system. Now, it’s easier than ever to find out just what’s happening within the confines …
Tips to make your iPhone 4S experience more efficient
By Jack Wallen April 11, 2012, 9:16 PM PDT Takeaway: Jack Wallen provides some handy iPhone tips, including home screen organization, App Tray controls, killing rogue running apps, and managing your volume rocker switch. Mobile devices are all about efficiency. They have to be, because when you’re …