If you are reading this article, it means you may be dealing with business computer replacement or issues caused by older machines.

The fact is that all computers eventually become obsolete and need to be replaced, which demands some investment.

We have five tips that are going to help your company to save money when replacing a computer.

An increasing number of people are relying on the internet for work, education and entertainment. Internet demand during the pandemic has increased as much as 70%. Almost 60% of internet traffic is video, which utilizes more bandwidth. This has placed greater demand on the network infrastructure, reducing the bandwidth available for each user, and is leaving people frustrated at seemingly slow internet speeds.

Demand for your WiFi network has increased while working from home (WFH), reducing the bandwidth available for each device and causing added frustration to remote employees and their teams that are already struggling to adapt during this pandemic. There are a few tricks you can use to boost your home WiFi performance.

When it comes to the debate about whether you can get more work done at home than in the office, the interesting divide is between those who have tried it and those who have not. An even 50 percent of those who have tried it say they are more productive at home.

One common technology that every business needs is a phone system. While digital systems like email and chat are a great from of business communication, there will always be a need for a phone system. If you are looking for a new system for your business, there are a number of factors you need to take into account before purchasing one.

The fact is that all computers eventually become obsolete and need to be replaced. Some businesses delay computer replacement until it is absolutely necessary, but is this the best approach? Waiting for a failure or until employees complain about losing valuable time waiting for their computers to start up, open applications or reboot is counterproductive.