SWK’s Matt Hahn to Speak at CompTIA Annual Member Meeting
SWK’s Vice President of Technology, Matt Hahn, will be one of five panelists at the CompTIA Annual Member Meeting on Tuesday, March 21st in …
Why the Consumerization of IT Is a Big Deal
The consumerization of IT is becoming a pressing issue in today’s Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) world.
The term “the consumerization of …
What Do You Do When Your Computer Breaks?
You know what’s absolutely terrifying? Computers.
Yeah, we know what we should be saying right now. Since SWK Technologies is a software and computer …
3 Tips for Staying Secure with Sage 100 ERP
By Sarah Castorillo
Keep your Sage 100 ERP system running smoothly with these tips from the SWK Help Desk.
The advancement of technology brings new …
The Clearest and Simplest Explanation of the Heartbleed Bug
What is Heartbleed and how does it affect your business? Get all the answers in this clear and simple explanation.
Have you heard about the newly …
If Your Business Hasn’t Stopped Using Windows XP, You Need to Read This
Think XP is all right for your business? Think again.
Windows XP, Exchange 2003, and Office 2003 will be officially retired on Tuesday, April 8, 2014, …
How to Keep Your Business Safe after Windows XP’s Retirement
You’ve probably heard by now that Windows XP and Office 2003 will reach end-of-life next Tuesday, April 8, 2014. This retirement has been planned for …
Why You Need to Upgrade Your Windows XP System Before April 8, 2014
Microsoft has announced the April 8, 2014 end-of-life for Microsoft Windows XP. What does this mean?
On April 8, 2014, Windows XP users will be left …
Learn Why the Cloud Is Essential to Your Business… and Get FREE Stuff Too!
Do you know that you could operate your business from anywhere at any time? Do you know that your business data could be available to you around the …
2 Types of Business Protection—Which One Do You Have?
Your business is under attack. Right now. This very second. Really, take a second to look up from your screen. Do you see the threat? You probably see …