Microsoft is planning to release the commercial version of Windows 10 this fall. Two days ago they released the Windows 10 Preview which will permit some users to test out the new system.
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Lee Kirkby
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Microsoft Announces New Security Features For Windows 10
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Apr 29, 2015 @ 08:04 AM
Topics: data security, Windows 10, office technology
I have just had the experience of spending a couple of weeks traveling in Europe and one of the things I realized quickly is that pre-planning is needed if you expect to be able to communicate reliably using email or online services when moving around the continent. As North Americans we have become pretty complacent about being able to instantly communicate almost wherever we are.
Read MoreTopics: e-mail, cost of internet, WiFi
Over the past fifteen years a revolution has occured in the printing industry. I can remember when the typical office copier was an analog device with super advanced features like the ability to expand an image to a larger size.
Read MoreTopics: Multifunction Printer, business processes, digital tools
Canadians Should Buy Now. Lower Dollar Means Higher MFP & IT Costs
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Mar 11, 2015 @ 08:03 AM
The window is becoming very short before the price increases created by the lower Canadian dollar flow into the MFP (multifunction printer, copier) and the IT hardware markets. The low oil prices are putting significant pressure on the Canadian dollar which is great for Canadian manufacturing but is having serious impact on Canadian imports of products sourced from China and some other jurisdictions,
Read MoreTopics: Lenovo, Multifunction Printer, business processes, Samsung, Kyocera Canada, Canadian Pricing
Over 276,000 IT Data Breaches In Canada In 2014
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Feb 25, 2015 @ 08:02 AM
While far from the top of the world when it comes to the impact of IT data breaches, Canada still experiences its fair share of the problems they create. Recent reports indicated that over 276,000 records were breached in reported incidents in 2014.
Read MoreTopics: business processes, network security
Every Business Affected By Digital Disruption | 9 To Watch
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Feb 11, 2015 @ 08:02 AM
Every business has been affected by the disruption of business practices which the digital revolution of the past twenty years has created. Virtually every aspect of operations have been affected by the changes in technology and latterly in communication which has been fostered by the low cost of computing power, the creation of portable instant communications and the world wide spread of easy access to information,
Read MoreTopics: document filing, business processes, digital tools
Domain Registration Scams Abound | IT Owners Beware
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Jan 14, 2015 @ 08:01 AM
One common IT related scam that often flies under the radar is the domain registration scam. In this situation a notification gets sent to a registered owner of a website domain address from some official looking email address such as
Read MoreTopics: software tools, spam, IT Scams
Desktop Document Scanning Can Facilitate Your Work
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Jan 7, 2015 @ 08:01 AM
Scanning is a popular tool in most businesses. There are several ways to attack the need for scanning and each has its purpose and benefits. One of the methods which often gets over looked in the office due to the preponderance of network scanning tools around is desktop document scanning.
Read MoreTopics: Scanning, document filing, document storage strategy, Kodak, Fujitsu, paper filing
Most Popular Office Document Strategies Posts of 2014
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Dec 31, 2014 @ 06:12 AM
Over the course of 2014 we have covered a wide range of topics in this blog. This post references those which have proven to be the most popular through readership views over the year. Take a look and see if you missed any that others found useful.
Read MoreTopics: Postage meter, postage rate 2014, business processes, Canadian Legislation
In the past two decades the field of document imaging has evolved through many forms. When I first started out in this area it was simply known as Imaging. This typically meant the use of a production
level scanner to capture paper files and then store them into a structured electronic filing system for archive and potentially for later reuse through a search tool.
Read MoreTopics: document filing, document storage strategy, document management, business processes


