Resources

Scott Quimby provides continues his discussion of Microsoft Group Policy.  He will focus on a couple of important aspects of Group Policy: Group Policy Modeling – How to know what is supposed to happen to a specific user on a specific computer and also know what policy is controlling the behavior.

This month Scott Quimby will discuss Windows and Microsoft Office Activation.  Microsoft activation can be a confusing topic and it isn’t uncommon for our clients to have activation issues as they transition to newer OSes and newer versions of Microsoft Office.

This month Scott Quimby provides an overview of Microsoft Group Policy.  Group Policy is Microsoft’s preferred way to control the personality and many of the basic security options of domain joined Microsoft Windows computers or servers on a network.   It is split into two distinct types of policies.

Webinar:  Protect Yourself, Protect Your Patients Failure to abide by HIPAA standards for technology compliance for ePHI can expose your practice to significant financial penalties.  CSI’s webinar entitled, “Protect yourself, protect your patients” is designed for administrative and/or technical staff of healthcare providers.

Click on January 2014 Tech Talk Quick Hits to listen to CSI’s “Quick Hits” presentation.   This was originally given in January of 2014 at our quarterly Tech Talk presentations in our office.  This presentation is a compendium of short, timely technical tidbits on various software and hardware issues affecting K-12 technology in schools.

In today’s world we continue to push the concept of, “I want it now”.   Anytime, anyplace data access is an increasing business requirement.  It allows you to be more responsive to your customers, your employees with work at home situations as well as potentially improving your own quality of life by allowing you not always […]

Click on October 2013 Tech Talk Quick Hits to listen to CSI’s “Quick Hits” presentation.   This was originally given in January of 2014 at our quarterly Tech Talk presentations in our office.  This presentation is a compendium of short, timely technical tidbits on various software and hardware issues affecting K-12 technology in schools.