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Looking for IT support in Las Vegas? KME Systems has a local perspective.

There are several good IT firms in the valley, so why should you talk to KME Systems? Because we are local and know the area. My family moved to Las Vegas in 1963 and I

Should I Block and Filter Internet Traffic at Work?

Many businesses feel that since they are paying for their employees, their PC’s and their Internet connection, they don’t want staff wasting time on social media, shopping, or other distracting sites. As an IT firm,

Software Defined Networking (SDN): Worth the Investment?

Software Defined Networking (or SDN) is a recent technology that is delivering great results for companies testing and deploying it. Smart IT departments have been increasingly implementing SDN since its emergence to enhance their network

Goodbye Server 2003, Hello Server 2012!

Windows Server 2003 will officially stop being supported as of July 14 2015. Unless you are the Federal Government it’s time to say goodbye. Server 2003 was launched in April 2003, so a 12 year

Windows 7, The Bell Tolls For Thee!

That’s right, end of life for Windows 7 is January 2015. Don’t believe it? Check out Microsoft’s own support statement here. Of course extended support will be around for a while, so don’t panic. But what

New Phone System Technology Deciphered: A Quick Primer

There are plenty of options and features for phone system technology in today’s marketplace. Before making a purchasing decision, it is important to understand the following definitions and features.

HIPAA Compliance – Basic Things a Covered Entity Should Know About Their IT Firm

Failure to understand what your IT firm is doing in regards to HIPAA compliance can and will have major negative consequences on your business. The severity of this topic cannot be taken lightly. There are

Where to Spend Your Budget When Looking For a New Server

If it’s time for a new server, your small business should consider the following factors when weighing your options. First of all, let’s assume you have decided a Cloud option isn’t right for your needs.

Protecting Your Critical Data: Make Sure Your IT Department can Prove it

Backup. Backup. Backup. Several articles have been written on this topic, but it cannot be stressed enough. Statistics show businesses that do not protect their critical data and processes will fail when disaster strikes. It

Is Bring Your Own Device Safe for my Office?

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is a hot topic in the business world right now. This policy allows employees to bring and use their personal mobile devices, laptops, smartphones, tablets and more to work. Is

CryptoLocker Thieves Busted!

As a follow up for those of you who read our previous blog on CryptoLocker4, authorities smashed these folks, but not before they extorted $3 million from victims all over the world. An estimated 500,000 people got the virus

Cloud Capabilities: What It Can and Cannot Do

Some people believe that attaching “Cloud” to everything tech related magically makes every product better. If you are exploring Cloud capabilities for your business, there are some great reasons to examine the offerings and there are

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