Category Archives for "Remote Work"

Virtualization technologies aren’t anything new. In fact, they’ve been around for decades. The first virtualization software I ever used was VMWare over 10 years ago. But today, there are more than a few options to choose from. If you’re interested, check out the history and development of virtualization. Anyway, when virtualization technologies started hitting business […]

There was a time when Apple was thought to be the most valuable brand name in the world, and for good reason. Apple helped shaped the software industry through years of cut-throat and highly competitive competition with Microsoft. Most recently, Apple’s greatest success revolves around the , but their lines have gathered masses of devout […]

When the Internet first started becoming available to consumers in the late eighties and early nineties, no one ever thought they’d be able to remotely control servers and computer system. But these days, we enjoy remote access technologies, virtualization, and cloud technologies on a daily basis. The future truly is now. But despite the wealth […]

Remote desktop technologies were a marvel to behold when the first came out. It blew people’s minds that a user could control a computer remotely (remote support or management) – even if that computer was in a different geographic region – purely through the Internet. And the remote access software industry is extremely competitive. I’m […]

By now, I’d hazard a guess that remote access technologies aren’t anything new to you. Most people are already familiar with tools like and . But LogMeIn has a whole suite of services that surpass raw remote access. One of their premium tools is LogMeInRescue, which is essentially remote support access. I know what you’re […]

One of the biggest issues Mac users face is finding ways to run applications that were designed for other operating systems. Unfortunately, there are tons of developers and third-party applications that were only designed for Windows. As such, Mac users can’t run them on OSX, which creates a few unattractive solutions. If you have a […]

is one of the most secure messaging platforms in the world, though it started as a tiny little technological embryo fourteen years ago in 2003. Years later, it was acquired by for $3.1 billion dollars, which is oodles more than a pretty penny. In the recent past, however, Skype was purchased by Microsoft for a […]