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Running a small business means wearing a lot of hats. These hats run from managing operations, handling customer inquiries to keeping everything running smoothly. There’s a solution that can lighten the load, AI-powered automation. Thanks to technological advancements, these tools have become more accessible and cost-effective than ever, allowing small business owners to automate tasks they previously had to handle manually.

Searching for files in Windows isn’t always a smooth experience. Sometimes it’s slow and often it’ll show you web results rather than the file you need. But Microsoft is making things much simpler… for some people. Here’s how you can benefit from this.

There’s nothing quite like the freedom of being able to work from anywhere—until that freedom opens the door to serious security risks. For legal professionals who are always on the go, mobile access is a game-changer. But if your security practices haven’t caught up with your flexibility, you could be putting confidential client data at risk every time you check an email from a coffee shop or jump on public Wi-Fi between court hearings.

Need to change a file from one format to another? Easy, just Google a file converter, right? Stop! That may not be as safe as it seems. Find out why here…

eDiscovery can make your bank account feel like a blackhole. Make the wrong move and your expenses will skyrocket. However, it doesn’t have to be this way.

Sick of saying “next slide please” in your Teams meetings? Microsoft has a small but powerful new feature that will put an end to that. Find out more here…

The difference between collaboration and information overexposure grows thinner with each passing day. One wrong click on a link or forwarding a dangerous email can become an expensive compliance nightmare. That’s where expert cybersecurity solutions prove their worth. Not only do they safeguard your information, but enable you to work smarter and more safely. In a 2023 simulation, nearly 3.9% of employees clicked a phishing link, and over 6.5% entered their passwords.

Your team are smart, right? They’d never fall for a scam email or click a suspicious link. At least, that’s what they think. Here’s why overconfidence could spell disaster for your business’s security.