If You Haven’t Considered Cloud Migration, You Should

Is your business still gazing at the cloud from afar, wondering if it’s truly the promised land of IT efficiency? For many organizations, a move to the cloud for mission-critical operations can be complicated. Hesitation, while understandable, can be the biggest drain on your future potential. Let’s go through why those cloud migration worries might just be myths in disguise, and how we can help you shift into high gear.

Keep These Healthcare IT Best Practices in Mind for Your Practice

Healthcare technology is changing, and changing fast. Even beyond your typical concerns like data security and operational efficiency, healthcare IT faces unique challenges specific to the industry. Today, we want to cover some of the best practices that healthcare organizations should follow in regards to their IT. We’ll explore topics such as patient trust, legal compliance, and so much more.

Understanding How IT Shapes the Entertainment We Love

As is the case with most things, the past few years have seen significant changes in entertainment, thanks to the development of technology. We have literally gone from using extremely sensitive and delicate film to capture footage, manually trimming it on flatbed editors in dark rooms, to capturing, storing, editing, and displaying it digitally. Let’s explore how the nature of entertainment has shifted as technology has developed over time.

Addressing Some Database Basics

Think of your business information that includes customer details, sales figures, product lists and more. All of that data is stored in your business’ databases. As a result, you need to understand how they work and what you need to do to best manage them and the data they contain.  Here at GeekBox IT, we help businesses in Greensboro make sense of their technology every day. We’ve noticed folks often have similar questions about databases, so let’s clear them up with some simple answers. Did you know, by the way, that the first “databases” were essentially just well-organized paper records? We’ve come a long way!