The Ntiva Tech Corner

by Corey Shields

Office 365 is the cloud-based offering from Microsoft containing all of the productivity software we’ve all come to know and love.

by Corey Shields

People like what they like, and it can be hard to change their mind. Some see Windows 10 as the pinnacle of Microsoft’s efforts, others see it and groan, longing for anything else.

by Corey Shields

More than 800 million devices run on Windows. The original kingpin of operating systems (OS) is still going strong, even with more and better competition.

by Corey Shields

Remember the days when Yahoo! was considered a tech giant? The company, founded in 1994, was once valued at over $100 billion, but sold to Verizon for a measly $4.48 billion in 2017. How did this valuation sink so low? Easy. Stolen passwords.

by Corey Shields

Work-life balance has become a hot topic, thanks in part to Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) work policies, and the mobile devices that keep us digitally tied to the office 24/7.

by Corey Shields

Humans love to be comfortable. We'll always choose convenience over anything else! But when it comes to your cyber security environment, complacency can mean big problems. 

by Corey Shields

Is your entire business relying on a couple of passwords and outdated anti-virus software to keep you safe? Not good! Learn why companies are turning to Security as a Service to protect their business data.

by Corey Shields

A Managed Service Provider (MSP) is an IT services company that assumes complete responsibility for the proactive support of a businesses IT environment. From small printer hiccups to major, enterprise-level IT planning and execution, leading IT...

by Corey Shields

Microsoft Office 365 offers a vast improvement over the local Office suite installations of years past. We’re here to dig into some hidden gems that have recharged the once-bland Microsoft Office with an exciting array of new features!

by Corey Shields

Desktop as a Service (DaaS) has become a hot topic for businesses in many industries, especially those concerned with security, data privacy and compliance.

by Corey Shields

We've all received those emails from a Nigerian prince who will gladly give you $10,000 if you just help him complete a quick wire transfer. This old trick has been so played out, we're all smart enough to avoid it.