Yes, I admit. This SevenSages.com website is not as organized as it should be. Even I can't find info that I know exists. It's the curse of being too busy to take care of your own place. Like the Landscaper who has the worst looking lawn in the neighborhood.
Download the new version of our MySecureBackup software for our Sage Backup Service. The new version (2.50b) is stable, secure, and allows for auto-update when a new version of the software is available.
Some services have small increases in prices. As usual, all hosting accounts are locked-in to the price they initially started with. So those that started at $240/yr soooo long ago, will always stay at that price level.
It's time to put the ancient, old, antique browser Internet Explorer 6 where it belongs... in the past. And if you feel you need your website designed to work with IE6, there will be additional programming costs.
This is not an anti-Microsoft rant. The newer IE7 is a tremendous step forward (thanks to competition from Firefox). This is simply a matter of economics. Web Developers waste too much time trying to get their site designs to work with IE6, and that time/cost must be pushed to the website owners.
Unfair? Just another way to make money? No. Let me explain...
We have had several requests recently about Exchange Hosting and other online collaboration tools for the office. For some, they just want their Outlook available from home. Others want to be able to share files with the sales team.
A second hurricane in as many weeks proves the point of having a Disaster Plan in place for your business. One of the companies that were affected by Gustav at beginning of September had a slight issue due to Ike.
We are putting the finishing touches to our upcoming Online Backup Service. The service should be secure, easy to use, and affordable for the small business with multiple computers.
In the beginning of the summer, we worked with several companies to test their Disaster Plans. It's important to have a plan in case of Emergency Evacuations or any other event that may interfere with business communications. So, we were ready for Hurricane Gustav.
A busy few months. Besides fine-tuning (a little bit) this main site (SevenSages.com), we've been trying to organize the newer site for all the tips and marketing info.
Nothing is more expensive than trying to save a buck.