Tech Tip #231: How to share an email from Outlook to Teams
Do you find yourself wanting to share an email with your team, but don't want to start a long and unnecessary email thread? Well, Microsoft Teams has added a function to share it directly into …
Tech Tip #230: Prevent HIPAA Violations
There are several aspects of HIPAA compliance that elude most businesses. However, failing to address the full HIPAA requirements puts healthcare businesses at risk of breaches, fines, and lost reputation. If your organization handles sensitive …
Tech Tip #229: How To Stop Spam With Email Content Filtering
How long can you go without checking your email? Each email notification that pops up could be important, but unfortunately, many of us are seeing more spam come in than our more productive conversations. These …
Tech Tip #228: Are You Backed Up?
File storage is a never-ending battle. Keeping your data locally on your devices, while convenient, is definitely not best practice. Filling up a hard drive to its fullest extent is also never a good idea. Your …
Tech Tip #227: Catch Up Using Teams Recap
How many virtual meetings do you have per day? For most of us, meeting in Microsoft Teams has become an essential part of our daily lives. But what happens if you miss a meeting or …
Tech Tip #226: Improve Healthcare Security
With over 1.2 million patients affected by healthcare breaches in the past few months alone, healthcare security should be at the top of mind for organizations working with patient information. In order to protect sensitive …
Tech Tip #225: Restart Your Computer!
“Have you tried restarting your system yet?” We’ve all heard it when dealing with technical support personnel, and I’m sure we’ve all rolled our eyes at one point or another when confronted with that very …
Tech Tip #224: Copy and Paste Like a Pro
In a world where strings of letters and numbers are copied, pasted, and sent to and from various coworkers and clients, it can be a laborious task to keep it all organized. To avoid using …
Tech Tip #223: How to Take A Screenshot
Have you ever wanted to capture something on your computer screen, but didn’t know how to do it? Depending on your hardware, you may be able to use the Windows  Key + PrtScn button. This will capture your entire screen, …
Tech Tip #222: 4 Ways to Speed Up Windows
Are you trying to work but your computer is not allowing it? Do you need to wait twenty minutes after you login before you can start working? Do you get that good old spinning wheel …