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5 Easy Ways to Securely Share Important Data

June 17, 2021 Leave a Comment

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Data sharing is an important part of global culture. From business behemoths to the regular Joe, almost everybody takes part in the act of data transfer every day. The simplest email to the most secure bank bank transfers and government communications all qualify as examples of data transfer – the act of moving data from one point to another.

But how does one transfer data securely? This is a very important question for everyone, especially in the current digital environment intrusion, espionage, and thievery are rampant.

In order to protect yourself and your assets from these threats, it is important to know how to securely share important data. Here are five easy methods to ensure your security.

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How to Join Together Multiple PDF Files (and Why You Might Need To)

June 4, 2021 Leave a Comment

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PDF files are widely used, and yet lots of people do not realize that they could be getting much more out of their documents thanks to the flexibility and adaptability of this format.

How to Join Together Multiple PDF Files

Combining more than one PDF document to create a single file is one example of the editing power you have as a user, so here is a look at how this can be achieved and why it could be sensible in the first place.

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A Beginners Guide to API Management Tools

May 20, 2021 Leave a Comment

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An API (Applications Programming Interface) is responsible for managing and dictating the communication and sharing of data between applications. They are computing interfaces that act as the connecting blocks between different applications. APIs have existed for many years, but they were not as popular as they are now. This growth has been driven by big data and the use of IoT devices.

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Introduction to API Management

As discussed above, APIs have been around for a long period of time. However, they were initially developed manually, a process that took a lot of time and had many issues that needed very close attention. 

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Does A Tankless Water Heater Save You Money?

March 3, 2020 14 Comments

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We have that huge cylinder we call water heater in our homes.

It’s big, it consumes energy constantly to heat stored water, even when all taps are closed.

When the stored water cools down, to maintain the preset temperature the heater starts heating.

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Smart Home Gadgets That Financially Make Sense

February 22, 2018 1 Comment

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Merely living in your home is just not enough. With the advent of latest technologies and gadgets for your aid, it has become necessary to upgrade your homes as well. Some spendings are really not spending, they are investments that can earn you money.

Smart Home Gadgets That Financially Make Sense

Technologies like a security camera, door motion sensors, etc. Are not cheap, they are rather recurring spends but, They ensure your safety. Life of your loved one is priceless. Some technology lets you save money, like digital thermostats.

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Why I Didn’t Invest in Bitcoins

January 29, 2018 2 Comments

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There is no disputing that Bitcoin has perhaps been the hottest investment opportunity this decade. However, it also is no secret that the leading cryptocurrency currently has to contend with falling prices and increasing fears of a bubble. Investors have been bitten by the bitcoin bug and are unaware of some of the inefficiencies associated with Bitcoin as cryptocurrency and as a payment option.

Why I Didn't Invest in Bitcoins

In this article, we assess Bitcoin problems today and later look to point out what problems Bitcoin solves. As an interested investor, read on and find out more about Bitcoin problems. Many of my readers have heard about Bitcoins but haven’t gone deeper to understand what are they and how they work.

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How Payroll Software Helps Small Businesses

April 11, 2017 7 Comments

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Payroll is a complicated system for any small business to get right.  Some businesses choose to outsource payroll, but that can be expensive. There are easier ways to do it in-house, but it requires buying some business software.

How Payroll Software Helps Small Businesses

There are plenty of options on the market that offer a slew of features. This post touches on the benefits of payroll software and how it can help you overcome some common small business challenges.

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8 Ways Technology Has Changed Investing

March 30, 2016 2 Comments

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There can be no argument that much in the world has changed technologically in the last thirty to forty years. Virtually every machine we use these days has a computer inside it, and when it comes to personal computers, many people own more than one.  Conversely, about forty years ago,Microsoft was in its infancy, and personal computers were just beginning to be introduced to the consumer for purchase with only 64K of RAM, but a hefty price tag of three or four thousand dollars apiece.

You might be wondering what this has to do with investing. The answer is that with the advancements we have seen in technology, we have been forced to make changes in the way we invest. Here are 8 ways that technology has changed investing.

1 Physical Stocks Have Become Electronic

Gone are the days of old when securities were traded on actual stock certificates. Although this change took place around forty years ago, it was made possible through technological advances enabling the trades to be done electronically. This advancement also allowed more transactions to take place at a much faster rate.

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Top Personal Finance Apps

December 17, 2015 Leave a Comment

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In today’s technological age, mobile apps for people who are mindful of their finances are becoming increasingly popular. Wielding an iPhone, an iPad, or wearing an Apple Watch seems to be a prerequisite for monitoring finances and business related activities. There are many apps, but which ones are the top and the best ones?

Top personal Finance Apps

I use PersonalCapital app, which gives all account information on one screen. It shows me my net worth whenever I wish and as many times I wish. It shows how much my cash flow is and how much I spent more compared to last month. It also tells me which investment is performing poorly. Just to name a few of the capabilities of today’s apps. The following apps make it easy to keep track of business and finances.

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The Top 5 Password Managers I Recommend

April 27, 2015 4 Comments

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How many online accounts you have? If you are like an average American, you should have more than 20 online accounts. Starting from Gmail, yahoo, Skype, Whatsapp, Facebook, twitter to important financial account like checking, broker. And, if you’re a savvy internet user, you must have accounts with your utility providers. and if you’re like 80% of rest of us, you probably have same password, with a little variation, for most of these accounts. The reason, it’s so difficult to remember passwords. And you know that writing them down somewhere is riskier.

Top 5 Password Managers

But, having same password across different accounts is risky as well. If you password is stolen, for example, your local library, thieves easily can crack open your checking banks. More dangerous it is when you let your browser remember your passwords. So, if your laptop or smart phone is stolen. Your identity and financial assets can stolen with relative ease. Let’s talk about how to safeguard yourself, how to protect your password. Let’s talk about password managers.

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