by Ross Artale, Spectrotel, President & COO I’m of course not referring to the Public Enemy song which poignantly predicts “it’s a new thing….they even had it on the news….don’t believe the hype”, rather, the media hysteria and enormous advertising blitz by some wireless providers regarding the launch of 5G.... read more →
Mar
18
Mar
18
After years of hype about gigabit speeds that will let you download full-length movies in mere seconds, 5G is close to becoming a reality. Last year gave us a taste of 5G as Verizon launched a home broadband service using the next-generation wireless technology and AT&T brought 5G service to a dozen... read more →
Jan
11
And some tips for how to do it…. by Tony Bradley, CISSP-ISSAP Updated November 14, 2018 Lifewire Many people suspect that security is mostly hype. You don’t really need to bother with all those complicated passwords, antivirus software, firewalls and such. It’s all just security software vendors and security consultants trying to scare everyone so they... read more →
Dec
06
Author: Rieva Lesonsky, Fundera Date: 11/15/2018 “Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow,” the holiday song goes. But for small businesses in areas affected by severe winter weather, the white stuff is anything but welcome.How can you prepare to keep your employees, customers, and business safe in a winter storm?... read more →
Oct
31
October 31, 2018 Esther Surden,News, NJ Tech Companies, When Zina Hassel began the technology consultancy firm ZLH Enterprises (Manalapan), in early 2000, she was not thinking about an exit strategy. Consulting was what intrigued Zina. And the push to get things accomplished when suppliers said it couldn’t be done was what fueled the fire.... read more →
Sep
21
As a digitally active business, you can’t afford to lose your data. Whether at the hands of a natural disaster, human error, or cyber attack, data loss is costly and extremely risky. That’s why you need a backup and disaster recovery solution. What is BDR? As a small business owner,... read more →
Sep
21
Post-hurricane, this Pita Pit franchisee in San Juan dealt with lack of food, gas, power and communication. Here’s how she used a new mindset to move forward Hayden Field, EntrepreneurStaff, Associate Editor, July 11, 2018 Women/Entrepreneur In the Women Entrepreneur series My Worst Moment, female founders provide a firsthand account of the most difficult,... read more →
Sep
19
Written by Randy Johnston ACCOUNTEX Every few years, we get reminders of how vulnerable we are to acts of nature. Events beyond our control, including fires, floods and hurricanes causing large-scale disaster, have been experienced in various parts of North America recently. Both man-made and natural events will occur, frequently without warning.... read more →
Sep
19
Crisis will test any leader. Here’s how the best get through it. Joel PetersonChairman,JetBlue Inc. When disaster strikes — be it a deadly hurricane or a massive cyber-hack — great business leaders respond rather than react. The difference is subtle but significant. A reaction is a reflex; a response is a procedure. And the best leaders recognize... read more →
Sep
04
CxO SpotlightPhil Harvey, US News Editor 8/29/2018 Content creation, distribution and ownership are having more sway than ever on the world of communications and that influence is likely to accelerate as the next generation of mobile networks is constructed and consumed. As this is happening, it does help to find... read more →