Author: Chief_Computhink_Abhinav

Autumn is such a bizarre season, painted with gray clouds and colorful copses. Punctuated by feasts, elections, Halloween, and winter prep. It is a time of transformation. Sometimes, it is a time of shedding old habits and shifting priorities. The

We know Thanksgiving isn't for another few weeks, but we believe in preparing early. These days, every office has at least one person with a dietary restriction. The one time a year when this becomes a hot topic is Thanksgiving.

Enterprise solutions challenge their owners in a way no personal software product does. They come with longer, more technical manuals. Their features may be too numerous and complex for any one employee to ever fully appreciate. They sometimes require a

In the offices on old TV shows and in movies, what do you always see on screen? Paper files. Stacks of them. Piles of them. Those poor characters were quite literally drowning in manila. And the unsightliness of those teetering

These days, anyone can go online and, with the click of a button, download free software to manage their documents and files. While this strategy works well for a one-person engine, it isn’t equipped to handle the density of an

Some people say that the Internet and mobile technology have made people slaves to their work because they’re constantly connected, but the truth is that for many people it has given them the ability to be more flexible with their

Companies of all sizes are seriously thinking about the impact of cyberattacks. Virtually no business can operate effectively without relying on information networks to create, store, manage and communicate data between employees, customers and business partners. But network access and

Whether you’re in charge of the office party or simply looking for ways to add a bit of fun and comradery to the workplace, it’s easy to add some excitement to the average workday. In the 1990s, open office spaces were