All posts by Derrick Wlodarz
REVIEW: DataVac Bests Compressed Air, Hurricane in Cleaning PC Dust
Last year, I wrote about my pleasant experiences with the Hurricane canned air replacement. I gave it a fair 3 of 5 star rating for a valiant effort, but it came up short in the form of having a non-replaceable
VIEW POST6 Tips For Naming your Computer Company
What’s in a name? A whole lot, in fact. And this very question is one that puzzles computer business owners time and time again. I’ve been asked about it via email from Technibble readers on
VIEW POSTEvolve or Die: 5 New Service Areas You Should Be Looking At
Note: This was written in 2013 so not “New” service areas anymore. Kept for archival reasons. If 2013 taught us anything about computer repair, it’s that our industry is changing, and
VIEW POSTIn Build vs Buy, Building Is Rarely the Better Option
Whitebox PC building has been an honored tradition among computer technicians for a long time already. I have a lot of respect for those who see the value and quality in a computer built with the full
VIEW POSTBitLocker 101: Easy, Free Full Drive Encryption for Windows
If there’s something undeniable about the prevalence of mobile computing devices today, it’s that they are becoming increasingly vulnerable to loss and theft. The Ponemon Institute found in
VIEW POSTHow Cloud Hosted VoIP can Streamline Your IT Business
Unless you’re still a just one-man-shop, running your business on a backbone of cell phones is a recipe for disaster in the long term. It’s something we found out first hand at our own company,
VIEW POSTFrom Technician to Coder: An Interview with Sharepoint Developer Andrew DiCosmo
It’s safe to assume that a clear majority of the technicians on Technibble are devoted to computer repair and networking. But I’m also certain that some of you may have growing interest in other segments
VIEW POSTHow to Mitigate the Risks of BYOD for Your Business Customers
The Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD, revolution until recently was naively believed to be a problem affecting big business solely. Whether we like it or not, this just purely turned out to not be the case.
VIEW POSTKyle Haroldsen of Intrinsic Discusses ‘Zero Touch Deployment’ via Swimage
Windows 8 is officially out in the wild, and some companies are beginning to plan their migration to the new platform. There also happen to be a lot of Windows 7 migrations in the works for the near future.
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