Tech Ninja

There’s a fallacy in voicemail, scheduling a call is a win win.

I have written about the inefficiency of random phone calls and, indirectly, voicemail. And it is a fallacy that random calls are more human than those that are scheduled. Consider an example of interaction. You are unavailable until next week for a phone call. Suppose you call and leave a voicemail for me to call

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Six Quick Tips to Increase Efficiencies

When operating at maximum efficiency, there is minimal time wasted. Increased morale and profitability. It’s a win-win situation. Identifying inefficiencies is the first step. List their characteristics. Determine what can be done to address the identified problem areas. Which existing systems can be merged into a single one? Which systems waste time? Is unnecessary work

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What can you help a client with that they would never think to ask about?

An intriguing question was recently posed to me: “What can you help a client with that they would never think to ask about?” My assistance covers a wide range of fields, not just technology. Clients can rely on me for technical advice on topics like personal finance and budgeting, as well as help with time

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Ten Ways to Protect yourself and your Devices

Our portable devices have evolved into veritable data vaults as an outcome of our increasingly connected and digital lives. As a result, they’re easy prey for cybercriminals. Here are some tips to protect yourself and your technology. 1. Upgrade your software routinely. Keeping all of your devices up-to-date is the first line of defense against

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