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Tax Season Scams Are Starting Early. Here's the One That Hits Small Businesses First.

February marks the peak of tax season, and your accounting team is busier than ever. With your bookkeeper gathering documents and everyone focused on W-2s, 1099s, and looming deadlines, the pressure mounts. But here's a hidden threat that rarely appears on planners: the first major headache during tax season often isn't...

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Ever Had an IT Relationship That Felt Like a Bad Date?

February is here, and love is unmistakable in the atmosphere. People are gifting chocolates, booking romantic dinners, and even embracing rom-coms once more. So, let's dive into the subject of relationships — but with a tech twist. Have you ever experienced a frustrating tech-support relationship that felt like a...

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New Year's Resolutions for Cybercriminals (Spoiler: Your Business Is on Their List)

Right now, somewhere in the digital shadows, a cybercriminal is crafting their New Year's resolutions—not about wellness or balance, but about perfecting their schemes for 2026. Small businesses like yours have become the prime focus—not due to negligence,but because busy schedules create openings that...

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Your Business Tech Is Overdue for an Annual Physical

January is the perfect time to tackle those important appointments you've been delaying. Whether it's a visit to the doctor, a dental checkup, or finally investigating that strange noise in your vehicle, prioritizing preventive care is essential. While preventive care might seem unexciting, it is far less troublesome...

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Dry January for Your Business: 6 Tech Habits to Quit Cold Turkey

Right now, millions are embracing Dry January, a commitment to ditch alcohol for a month. They're cutting out what doesn't serve them well to boost their health, productivity, and finally move past the endless "I'll start on Monday" excuse. Your business faces its own version of Dry January — not with drinks, but...

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The One Business Resolution That Actually Sticks (Unlike Your Gym Membership)

January is the month of fresh beginnings and renewed commitment. For a brief period, everyone feels transformed and motivated. Gyms overflow, healthy foods become a priority, and planners get their first marks. But come February, that motivation often crashes down hard. The same fate awaits business technology...

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Stop Funding These 3 Tech Money Pits – Take Your Family To Hawaii Instead

In late December, a savvy business owner spent just one hour auditing every tech tool her 12-person company relied on—and uncovered shocking inefficiencies. Her team juggled three separate project management platforms that never communicated. Half the team clung to one document storage service, while the rest...

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2026 Tech Trends: What Small Businesses Should Actually Pay Attention To (And What You Can Ignore)

Each January, technology outlets flood the internet with sensational forecasts about groundbreaking trends that will "transform everything." By the time February arrives, many small business owners are overwhelmed by jargon—AI this, blockchain that, metaverse this or that—without a clear understanding of...

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The Business Owner’s Guide To Holiday Travel (That Won’t End In A Data Breach)

Imagine you're three hours into a five-hour journey to see family for the holidays. Your daughter asks, "Can I play Roblox on your laptop?" Not just any laptop — your work laptop, packed with sensitive client files, financial records, and full access to your business. You're drained from the packing frenzy, still...

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A comprehensive resource for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) navigating the American IT industry's evolving landscape. This book offers a unique perspective by integrating global wellness practices, particularly from South Asia, into IT services. It emphasizes the importance of cultural diversity in shaping innovative wellness solutions and explores various dimensions of this integration.