How to Move an Office: 10 Tips
Every 5 years we seem to outgrow our space and it’s time to consider a move. With 22 years in business and helping numerous clients with their office moves, we’ve learned a few things along the way. So, as we…
MSP and MSSP: What’s the Difference?
There’s no denying it, the tech industry loves acronyms. More so, our company name even has an abbreviation. (If you know what MRW stands for, comment below.) In recent years, I have found two acronyms that confuse small business owners…
What is Virtual Desktop?
Does this sound familiar? It’s a snow day, and you’re working from home on an important document. But you realize, you saved that important file on your office computer’s desktop. There’s no way to access the file. Yikes! With a…
Disaster Recovery versus Business Continuity
What’s the difference between Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity plans? IT professionals love to use these terms interchangeably, but do you know what they actually mean? In this episode of MRW Systems’ Tech Talks, our CEO, Michael, breaks down the…
What does the End of Windows 7 Mean for Small Business
Introduction It’s time to say goodbye to Windows 7. The nearly nine-year-old OS’s life is coming to an end. Microsoft is set to end extended support for Windows 7 on January 14, 2020. Windows 7 “end of life” means that…
Do I need an MSSP if I have an MSP?
Introduction In last week’s blog post, I wrote about top 2019 tech trends for small businesses. I stated that “in 2019, many small businesses will turn to manage security service providers (MSSP) to help them with their security woes. These…
2019 Tech Trends for Small Business
2019 Tech Trends for Small Business Hello, 2019! What will the new year bring for you and your small business? Every new year, we like to encourage our clients to think about the future of their technology. If 2018 has…
10 Rules for Stronger Passwords
Passwords are the most critical components of using the internet today. Hackers try to guess passwords to gain access to personal information. Hackers can then use your personal information to harm you – to steal your money, steal your identity,…