There is an "old saw" known to technology professionals as Moore's Law, which postulates that the capability of computing technology will roughly double every 12 to 18 months. The phenomenon, described by Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel in 1965 and has largely held true for half a century! So why, with the spectacular advance in technology, do information systems remain suc ...
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Where is the Security Button?
Effective steps for businesses of all sizes 2018 began with the announcement of another computer system vulnerability. The Meltdown and Spectre susceptibilities are particularly interesting to those of use who work in technology every day because the flaw is in the design of the computing hardware. While there are no known successful exploits of this vulnerability, a stag ...
Use Office 365 to coordinate your team in the field
In this video Complete System Design, Inc. takes a look at how Microsoft Office 365 helps small business owner Scott Naucler and his three employees work better together - giving him time to pursue his passion for the wind, at work and in life.
Many small business face similar challenges. How can my people share information no matter where they are?
The answer for Scott Naucler was Microsoft Office 365. If may be for you as well.
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Welcome to the CSDI Blog Site
Welcome! The Complete System Design, Inc. web site is new, improved, and ready for business. Over the next few months you will be able to check in here to find out how technology can simplify and streamline your business and customer interactions. The next few articles will address information security and some very attractive telephony capabilities we can now offer. We wel ...
Is there Security in the Cloud?
Information security is a concern. It keeps coming up in the news. Regardless of the size of the organization or the sensitivity of the information there seems to be no stopping the leaks.
Over the next few months, we will be addressing this topic and getting things in focus.
There is much you can do in your small organization to meet this challenge. In some ways, you have an advantage over big firms.
Stay posted.
In order to change an existing paradigm you do not struggle to try and change the problematic model. You create a new model and make the old one obsolete.
R. Buckminster Fuller
