Hybrid work, personal phones, laptops bought on the spur of the moment, and access to company data from anywhere. For many companies, this is a daily occurrence, but it's also a source of quiet chaos that only emerges when something goes wrong. A lost phone, a lack of updates, an employee leaving without returning their equipment—sound familiar?
Running a sales and warehouse without a solid system can turn every morning into a mini operational crisis. One day, there's a shortage of goods, even though "there definitely was one"; the next, someone issues a document to the wrong warehouse, and suddenly chaos ensues that no one can explain. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone—many companies
In many design, construction, and installation companies, CAD work is a daily occurrence. Drawings, revisions, schematics, and documentation—everything must be completed quickly, error-free, and ideally without downtime. The problem begins when the cost of maintaining the software increases year after year, and the team is still using only the basics.
When an ERP system goes down, a company literally grinds to a halt. Invoices can't be issued, salaries can't be calculated, and customers start calling faster than IT can reboot the server. For an accounting firm or service provider, even an hour of downtime can mean chaos and a loss of customer trust. That's why more and more companies are taking a closer look at what's happening.
When your accounting firm serves dozens of clients, every day begins to resemble a game of Tetris – data, documents, and deadlines must align perfectly for everything to work. In practice, it's no longer just about accounting invoices, but also about teamwork organization, data security, and real-time collaboration with clients.
In a world where most software is proprietary, licensed, and paid, open source offers an alternative based on freedom and collaboration. It's software whose source code is publicly available—it can be viewed, modified, and developed. This means users aren't dependent on a single vendor, and companies gain flexibility and
Storing and sharing files is now a fundamental part of every company's workflow – from small offices to large enterprises. Traditional file servers are becoming less common, and cloud solutions that allow access to documents from any location and device are becoming more common. One of the most popular tools for this is cloud storage.
Choosing file storage and sharing tools is one of the key technological decisions for every company today. On the one hand, we have Google Workspace with Google Drive and team spaces (Shared Drives), which tempt with their simplicity and intuitive real-time collaboration. On the other, Microsoft's OneDrive, available both as a standalone
Imagine arriving at the office one Monday morning and your employees unable to log in to their email. Phones are silent, customer communication is at a standstill, and the sales department has no access to offers and contracts sent via email. This isn't a movie script—it's a real threat to businesses.
Just a dozen or so years ago, most companies stored all their documents exclusively on local servers or employee computers. Accessing files from outside the office was practically impossible, and a single disk failure could paralyze the accounting or sales department for days. Today, the reality is completely different – hybrid and remote work have become the norm.
WinRAR is one of the most popular file compression programs – many people have it on their computers and have been using it for years. Many people mistakenly assume that WinRAR is free because it is available immediately after installation and seems to work without any restrictions. In reality, WinRAR is shareware – meaning
Imagine everything running smoothly in your company: emails don't get lost, calendars sync automatically across teams, and employees can securely access their company inbox both in the office and in the field. Sounds standard? Unfortunately, many companies still lack a basic tool that makes this possible—
Microsoft Outlook is not just an email program – it is a task, contact and calendar management center. Versions such as Outlook 2016/2019, Microsoft 365, Outlook Online and the New Outlook are common in offices and company computers. According to data, the program has over 400 million active users, which is about 4.4 % market share
Running a business in today's reality requires not only flexibility, but also quick response to changing market conditions. Financial management, warehouse, sales, human resources - these are just some of the areas that must operate efficiently and coherently. That is why more and more small and medium-sized enterprises decide to implement modern systems
In the world of technology, where every decision can affect the success or failure of a company, choosing the right virtualization platform becomes crucial. For many enterprises, especially those in the SMB sector, this decision comes down to two main players: Proxmox VE and VMware ESXi. Proxmox VE, as an open source solution, gains
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