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🚀 Tuesday Tech Tip 🚀 Windows Clipboard history is a feature that allows you to access and manage a list of items that you have recently copied or cut. This can include text, images, and other types of data. Here's how it works: 1️⃣Accessing Clipboard History: You can access your clipboard history by pressing the Windows logo key + V. This will open a menu that shows a list of items you have recently copied or cut. 2️⃣Pasting from Clipboard History: From the clipboard history menu, you can select any item to paste it into your current document or application. This is particularly useful if you need to use the same piece of text or image multiple times without having to copy it again. 3️⃣Pinning Items: You can pin frequently used items to your clipboard history. Pinning an item keeps it from being removed from the history to make room for new items. This ensures that your important items are always available. 4️⃣Syncing Across Devices: If you enable the sync feature, your clipboard history can be shared across multiple Windows devices. This means you can copy something on one device and paste it on another. To enable this, go to Start > Settings > System > Clipboard and set the Clipboard history toggle to On. Then, select Automatically sync text that I copy. 5️⃣Clearing Clipboard History: You can clear your clipboard history if you no longer need the items or want to free up space. This can be done from the clipboard history menu or through the settings. #TechTip #Windows

Transform Your Business with an IT Roadmap 🚀 Have you heard of an IT Roadmap? It's a powerful way to turn your technology into a strategic asset and drive your business forward. Incorporating an IT roadmap into your business goals for the next year can help you stay on track, prioritize projects, and allocate resources effectively. It acts as a strategic guide, helping you navigate through the complexities of technology management and ensuring that your IT investments deliver maximum value. Here are the essential components of an IT Roadmap: 1️⃣Current State Analysis: Assess your existing systems and infrastructure to understand where you are now. 2️⃣Strategic Objectives: Clearly define what you aim to achieve with your technology initiatives. 3️⃣Technology Solutions: Identify the tools, software, and hardware needed to meet your strategic objectives. 4️⃣Stakeholder Engagement: Engage key stakeholders for input and buy-in to ensure that the roadmap aligns with business needs. 5️⃣Visual Roadmap: Develop a visual roadmap to communicate your plans effectively to all stakeholders. 6️⃣Regular Updates and Monitoring: Regularly update and monitor your roadmap to keep it relevant and aligned with changing business needs. Start the New Year off right by developing an IT Roadmap into your business. #ITRoadmap #Tech

1️⃣0️⃣1️⃣ in 101 Words: Business Continuity Business continuity is the ability to maintain critical business functions, minimize disruption, and resume normal operations with minimal downtime. These are the 4 key components of business continuity: 1️⃣Risk Assessment and Business Impact Analysis (BIA): Identify risks and assess their impact on operations to understand critical functions and potential disruptions. 2️⃣Business Continuity Planning (BCP): Develop strategies to keep the business running during a disaster and minimize downtime. 3️⃣Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP): Establish procedures to recover IT systems and data after a disaster. 4️⃣Regular Testing and Updates: Regularly test and update the BDR plan to keep it effective against the latest threats. #IT #businesscontinuity

We’ve learned how to make our IT productive; now how do we make it secure? There are four key elements to ensure your IT is protected: 1️⃣Cybersecurity: Protects your systems, networks, and data from digital attacks with measures like firewalls, encryption, and regular updates. 2️⃣Device/User Management: Secures and manages all devices used within your business to maintain control and safety. 3️⃣Phishing: Being aware of cyber-attacks where attackers trick individuals into providing sensitive information by pretending to be trustworthy entities. 4️⃣Gateway Security: Protects the entry and exit points of your network, such as routers and firewalls, to prevent unauthorized access and ensure secure data transmission. #IT #secure

Merry Christmas from your Netranom team🎄 #MerryChristmas #AChristmasStory

🚀 Tuesday Tech Tip 🚀 Collaborate in Real-Time with Word/Excel Boost your team's productivity by using Microsoft 365’s cloud-based real-time collaboration features in Word and Excel. Work on documents simultaneously with your team, see changes as they happen, and ensure everyone is on the same page. Example: 1. Open a Document: Start by opening a Word or Excel document stored in OneDrive or SharePoint. 2. Share the Document: Click on the "Share" button in the top right corner and invite your team members by entering their email addresses. 3. Collaborate: Once your team members accept the invitation, they can start editing the document with you. You'll see their changes in real-time, and you can even chat with them directly within the document. Say goodbye to endless email chains and hello to seamless teamwork! #TuesdayTechTip #Microsoft365 #Netranom

Cyber insurance, also known as cyber liability insurance or cybersecurity insurance, is a type of insurance that helps protect businesses from financial losses due to cyberattacks, data breaches, and other online threats. Here's a simple breakdown of what it covers: ▪️Data Recovery: Helps cover the costs of recovering business data if lost or damaged due to a cyber incident. ▪️Legal Fees: Can assist in paying legal expenses if your business faces legal action because of a data breach. ▪️Customer Notification: Covers the costs associated with notifying customers about a data breach. ▪️Business Interruption: Helps cover lost revenue during a temporary shutdown due to a cyberattack. #IT #cyberinsurance

1️⃣0️⃣1️⃣ in 101 Words: Managed Service Providers Hiring an MSP is like having an employee with 13 hands. A Managed Service Provider (MSP) is a company that remotely manages a client's IT infrastructure and end-user systems. MSPs offer a range of services, including network management, security, applications, and infrastructure. By outsourcing IT management to an MSP, businesses can focus on their core activities without worrying about IT issues. MSPs provide ongoing support and proactive management, often through a subscription model, making it cost-effective compared to maintaining an in-house team. They also bring expertise and access to the latest technologies, which is particularly beneficial for small to medium-sized businesses. #MSP #Tech

We have a better handle on your IT than a mechanical reindeer. 🦌 #MerryChristmas