Technology is a moving target, and in a competitive marketplace, having the right tools available can give your company a major edge. Not having that edge, however, can result in your business missing out on potential for new growth—ultimately hurting your bottom line.
From the desk of: Cathy Coloff
Subject: Nature and Technology—Balance is Key!
I recently took my son to see the movie Ready Player One which takes place in the year 2045. It tells of a world where people prefer to spend their time in the "Oasis"—a virtual world where their imagination was their only limit.
The British are eagerly looking forward to the royal wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle—it will surely be a well-run affair, but just think of all the planning and details! Your computer network may not be as glamorous as a royal wedding but planning it can be just as complicated as a royal wedding.
Nature and Technology
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Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox will soon support web-based biometric authentication. The leading internet browsers are expected to allow users to sign into online profiles through fingerprint scanners, voice authentication, facial recognition, and the like.
Congratulations to our winner, Susan LeVan of Sisters of Charity, the lucky recipient of a plant to beautify her environment.
QUESTION: Which is the only continent that has every kind of climate and 5 time zones?
ANSWER: North America (comprised of Canada and the USA)
Social media and the web can be pretty wild! With so much information, personal and business, it is sometimes hard to find your way through the jungle. How can saving wildlife relate to also saving your business? Let’s take a look at the social media side of things.
With technology improving at an alarming rate and the need to keep up with the latest trends, it probably means you likely have old electronic equipment sitting around that you don’t know what to do with. As we know, these end-of-life electronic items cannot be disposed of with your regular trash.
Arbor Day reminds us of the beauty of trees and the impact they have on our natural surroundings—both cosmetically and environmentally. Imagine you just moved into a lovely new home with a beautiful row of trees that provide beauty, privacy and security.
From the desk of: Cathy Coloff
Subject: Back to Nature
When I was a kid growing up in North Carolina, we often spent our days outside in the woods behind our house just goofing off, swinging from vines into the small creeks, or hanging out in my friend’s brother’s tree stand of questionable safety.
