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Should You Shutdown Your Computer?

Should you shutdown your computer every day after you're done using it? Or should you leave it on all the time? We get to the bottom of the issue.

Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

Data Fabric Architecture: Advantages and Disadvantages

Data fabric architecture has emerged as a way to facilitate data exchange among the many disparate systems that support the business.

Easy Solutions to Common Computer Repair Problems

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How to Choose the Right Computer Repair Company

Need a computer repair company? Get our guide to choosing the right computer repair company for your PC or Mac and get your computer back up and running quickly.

What’s The Difference Between Computer Repair and Network Computer Services?

The fundamental difference between computer repair and network computer services is that computer repair is a very reactive concept. Something breaks, you call your trusted technician and they make the fix — and bill you for time and materials while your staff members wait for their technical problems to be resolved. With network computer services, …

Computer Training: Are You Maximizing Value to Your Clients?

How many times have you approached a class with a planned set of objectives, only to find out that it wasn’t the training that was needed? Has your client ever wondered whether your training effectively met its objectives? How do you make sure you’re delivering the right training and demonstrate the results to your clients at the … Continue reading Computer Training: Are You Maximizing Value to Your Clients? →

Who Are Design Systems For?

Specific design systems, I mean. Design systems, as a concept, are something just about any site can benefit from. A lot of hype goes into design systems

9 design system traps to avoid

Design systems are a trending topic these days. A quick glance at Alex Pate’s awesome design systems repo shows that both big name…

4 Steps to Creating a Successful Design System

Lead UX Designer<br>Imagine being tasked with a new project: improve the experience and design on 70+ existing brand sites. Simple. No sweat. You’re leaping for joy, right<br>Let’s be honest. You’re probably not<br>Now imagine each individual site is managed by different agencies, partners, marketing teams, and stakeholders across the company. Yet another few dozen hurdles to jump over when looking for sign-off and approvals.…

Case Study: Computer Repair At Your Fuzzy Fingertips

A computer repair store attended a local home show and wanted something useful but unique to attract attendees to their booth. They also wanted something that would keep their name top of mind when th...

Maintenance is More than Computer Repair

This week, we will take a look at the cost of downtime and how proactive maintenance can do a lot for your business.

Need Computer Repair Service? Geeks on Site can help!

Do you need a Computer Repair Service? Geeks on Site can help service your computer remotely or on site to get you back up and running in no time.

When Should Computer Training Start?

When Should Computer Training Start? A better question may be why learn computer literacy? Consider your everyday life: how many math problems do you solve?...

When Computer Repair No Longer Cuts It, Buy A New Machine

No one wants to spend money on a new computer, but sometimes it’s necessary. If your machine isn’t performing the way it used to and regular software updates don’t seem

Design Systems: Start Small, Grow Later

Getting from where you are today to a gorgeous design system looks like an uphill climb involving a lot of effort and a giant budget. But a small design system is not only achievable ... in many ways it might be the preferable way for plucky teams to start.

Build your design system with these 8 real-world lessons

Building design systems is a process, and a long one at that. Here are some things to remember on your journey to creating a new one.

Is Your Design System Stable?