Testing the wireless waters with inexpensive consumer gear is one way to start, but a business network needs industrial-strength wireless access points.

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If you want would-be customers to find you on the Web, try these tips to make your site search-engine friendly.

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An enterprise-class remote administration solution with a small business price tag.

If you face poorly timed installation requests and getting machines ready for "the employee we just hired and forgot to tell you about," consider getting some imaging assistance.

At small businesses, data can be just as critical to operations and profitability as at larger enterprises. Augmenting traditional tape archives with disk-based backup adds extra insurance.

IPv6 opens up 16&sup3;&sup2; new Internet addresses.

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Try these tips to build a successful CRM system.

Exabyte's Kelly Beavers offers his take on growing a small business and its IT leadership.

Upscale clothier Mitchells/Richards/Marshs has used CRM to build its bricks-and-mortar business since before the Web was born.

Are you bracing for the next Katrina without planning for the sprinkler leak that's more likely to threaten your servers?

When you listen to what's really going on, you'll create better IT management opportunities.