Making IT Work for Your Business
At ASIS, we’re happy to provide SEO services — but what exactly does that mean? SEO stands for search engine optimization. Search engines like Google and bing are the main
Spam, those unsolicited emails you get asking you to help a Nigerian princess or offering you cheap knock-off pharmaceuticals, uses up a lot of resources. In 2011, an estimated 7
Most of us are getting back to business by now, but you may be having to start over when it comes to your computers. Someone once said that disaster recovery
A well-designed website is central to your marketing efforts, but you can’t just launch your site and sit back and wait. Here are the steps to take to make sure
We help many clients with disaster preparedness. Now that our own town has just gone through a disaster of major proportions, we want to share some suggestions for dealing with
Hurricane Sandy knocked out electricity and flooded servers all over our region. We’re busy getting everything back online and taking care of our clients. If you’re waiting to hear from
Imagine a bill. Let’s say it’s for medical or educational services, so we need to keep it private. Here are three ways we might approach it: We calculate the bill
If your business is anything like the typical small business, you have a list of things you know you ought to do, when it comes to computers and the web:
Nearly half of America’s small businesses have no website. One of the most common reasons is, “We’re just a local business.” Here’s some news for local businesses: 96% of consumers
When someone thinks about hiring your company, making a reservation at your hotel, or buying your goods, their first step is usually very predictable: they Google you. If you have