Fred Reck is the President of InnoTek Computer Consulting, which has been serving businesses since 1999 — celebrating 27 years this summer after getting his start at IBM in the 1990s. As a CISSP, GSLC, Security+, and PA State Police CLEAN certified professional, Fred leads a team that has earned Inc. 5000 recognition, five consecutive Best of Hazleton Best MSP awards, and a reputation for delivering responsive, trusted IT guidance that helps clients feel secure, supported, and confident in their technology decisions.
Microsoft has officially announced the “End of Life” date for Windows 7. It will come January 14, 2020. Windows 7 was introduced in 2009 and is one of …
Business Disaster: What Threatens Small Businesses the Most? There are many threats to the integrity of a small business, and not all of them are as dramatic as …
Data Protection and Bring Your Own Device to Work BYOD refers to a firm’s policy of allowing employees to use their own personal phones, tablets and laptops for …
Disaster Recovery Plans: Do You Have One? Disaster recovery and business continuity plans are issues that almost all small businesses fail to think about. More frequently, they decide …
Why Small Businesses Shouldn’t Avoid Making Disaster Recovery Plans. Entrepreneurs and small businesses, especially ones that are fairly new, often don’t think about making plans to recover …
Outsourcing? Really. It’s OK: How it can save time and money Almost by definition, small business owners and entrepreneurs cringe at the concept of outsourcing. Those who start …
Run your Business, not an IT Company You went into business because you have an interest and expertise in some particular product or service. You began the firm …
Be Proactive: How to Avoid Potential Network Failures For small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), an IT network failure can be devastating because they don’t have the resources of …
It is Heaven! Using the Cloud to Challenge Big Business Has anyone suggested you begin moving your business to the cloud? Cloud data storage or cloud computing? What …
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