You've made it to the final part of my series- sweet!

Without further ado, Part 6.

Building your next location instead of buying an existing practice? My final article in this series applies to any aspect of acquisition especially new construction but is best practice for every practitioner.

Cloud computing has given companies affordable and flexible solutions to deal with rapidly advancing technological demands. However, for the small business owner, there are still many common misunderstandings about using cloud services. Here are a few things some businesses owners misunderstand about the cloud.

During the "dog days" of summer, most practice owners look for ways to keep their practice's sales and profits hot, while keeping their technology expenses cool.

If proper attention is not given to your server and network equipment during the summer, all that heat outside can actually bring your practice's growth to a grinding halt and increase your IT expenses significantly.

Many people assume that a landline from established local telco is what their office needs, but the truth is there are much better options. VoIP (Voice over IP) lets you make calls over the internet and enjoy convenience, simple set-up, and all the features of a traditional phone system, for less money.

Nowadays, business owners have a number of social media accounts used for various purposes, whether it’s to communicate with existing and potential customers, to showcase and announce their latest products, or to expand their online presence. But, one wrong move is more than enough to tarnish your organization’s hard-earned reputation.

The growing market for cybersecurity products is a sign that businesses are taking the issue seriously. But before your company jumps into investing in any product, ask yourself if it’s really necessary. Find out how you can make the most out of cybersecurity products by conducting a risk assessment.