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read morePublished on: December 28th, 2017
LET 2018 be the year of project collaboration. As with any project, having the right tool is half the battle, and today’s Tech Talk presents a review of 18 different online collaboration tools. Whether or not one of these is right for you, let the concept inspire you to explore managing your projects in a new way. For perspective, we’re taking a look back at the major data breaches that happened in 2017. Seeing the types of institutions hacked, and the information targeted, should cause concern, but we won’t leave you wondering what you can do – this is Computer Troubleshooters, and we’re giving your security the last word.
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People working together, whether it be 2 or 22, in an effort to achieve a goal, is known as collaboration. A “collaboration tool” is a technology tool which can be used to help the people achieve that goal. As more businesses invest in collaboration tools (a/k/a online collaboration apps or software), more tools become available, with many being designed for specific businesses.
Want to know what people are referring to when they mention Slack, Mural, Trello, or Red Pen? Check out the article below for concise explanations for these and 14 other online collaboration tools.
Page through the 18 Tools review here
Source:
The 18 Best Tools for Online Collaboration. Craig Stewart, Creative Bloq
Looking back, 2017 was a year of serious data breaches such as Equifax, WannaCry and Bad Rabbit. However, if you checked out our recent article on the Internet of Things (IOT), then you know not all breaches affect just data; literally anything connected to the Web, be it your car or your camera, can be hacked. In reading the list, it is interesting to see who was hacked and what information was targeted.
Look back at what got hacked.
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The Hacks That Left Us Exposed in 2017. Selena Larson, money.cnn.com
We wouldn’t leave the hackers with the last word – use these tips to arm yourself against the information thieves:
With an evolving business comes expanding technological needs. If your business is sending you any of these signs that it’s time to update your technology.
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