If you are using a mobile app for your business phone service (like RingCentral, Zoom, or Dialpad), you might be used to using SMS text messaging to connect with your contacts. But now, due to new regulations, SMS through business phone services will be restricted until your organization is approved to send business-related SMS.
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Is a to-do list really the best to-do list?
Do you ever reach the end of your day and feel like you haven’t accomplished what you wanted to? You can fix that. At Macktez, our favorite to-do list is not a list at all — it’s a calendar. A calendar’s visual blocks of time show you exactly what you can and cannot get done in one day — it’s a to-do list with limits.
Electronics recycling
Macktez has partnered for over a decade with 4th Bin for e-waste recycling and certified data destruction. To help clients avoid the high minimums required to schedule a pick-up, we can hold equipment securely until we have a full load to turn over to 4th Bin.
A conversation is not a meeting
Good conversations can also be a part of your work — brainstorming, debriefing, decompressing, even goofing around. But don’t mistake a good conversation for a meeting. If you follow a few simple suggestions, you can have meetings that are productive and worthwhile every time.
Update available to patch vulnerability in Ruckus wireless access points
To prevent botnet malware infections on any network device, firmware updates should be applied regularly, admin passwords should be strong and unique, and remote admin panel access should be disabled.
Reilly Scull talks JumpCloud on ChannelPro Weekly
Macktez CTO Reilly Scull joined ChannelPro Weekly for a discussion about how to take advantage of JumpCloud’s cloud-based directory platform for user and device management.
Critical Microsoft Outlook exploit requires immediate security update
Microsoft has released security updates for Windows and Outlook that all users should apply immediately, as they address several critical security vulnerabilities that have already been exploited by Russian hackers.
Google Drive changes in macOS
Over the past few months, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive users on Apple computers have experienced small and not-so-small changes to how files saved to these cloud services appear in the Finder. The notes below address the user experience with Google Drive specifically, but some of these particulars are relevant also for other cloud file storage solutions.