USB (Universal Serial Bus) has been part of the computer world since 1998; it typically connects peripherals (printers, scanners, cameras, etc.) to computers. A new USB cable, USB Type C, should hit the shelves next year. It will use the USB 3.1 standard, which is backward-compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 and permits data […]
I read an interesting article by Don Jones of Redmond Magazine titled: “The Quest for a Culture of Security”. In it, Mr. Jones notes (via my paraphrasing): Security gets limited attention and even less funding from decision makers Security hacking has become a profession with significant financial rewards Every company is a target and has been, at […]
This is a part one of a multi-part series on recommended practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be in upcoming newsletters. Organizations create and consume data constantly, but not all have formal policies or practices that define the value of this data and restrict its amount and location. Quality is difficult to […]
Bryley Systems exhibited in the Technology Pavilion at the Central Mass Business Expo on September 8th, which was held at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA. Pictured in our booth is Anna ; Account Executive at Bryley Systems.
CNet has a video demonstrating how to setup printing from your Android phone at http://www.cnet.com/how-to/print-from-your-android-to-any-printer-cloud-print/ using Google Cloud Print; we tried it and it works! Turns out there are also options for iPhone users. wikiHow offers these three methods to print from your iPhone: Use AirPrint with an AirPrint-supported printer Find a third-party printing application […]
Congratulations to Anna who completed the significant training and testing to become certified as a VMware Sales Professional. VMware is the global leader in virtualization and a key partner of Bryley Systems. A certified VMware Sales Professional has general knowledge in VMware products and business practices. Anna has been with Bryley since 2010. She moved […]
The days of widespread, biometric-based security (voice recognition, fingerprint reading, eye scanning, etc.) are coming, but passwords are still required in many organizations and at most websites. The problem: How do I manage (let alone remember) all of the different usernames and passwords I have out there? Personally, I use Tasks within Microsoft Outlook, which […]
The weather cooperated as Bryley’s summer outing on Sunset Lake in Ashburnham was sunny, warm, and dry. The menu included standard-issue, summer-cookout fare with hamburgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, salads, and desserts; plenty of desserts. Bryley also hosted SwiftecIT and other friends; daylight fishing and pontoon-boat rides (pictured) gave way to roasting marshmallows around the […]
Yes, they have returned: The IRS and National Grid are both warning of telephone scammers that call and demand fictional, past-due payment. The IRS scammers1 are very specific; they call and threaten immediate arrest, loss of driver’s license, and seizure of assets. They may leave a message requesting a callback; follow-up callers may pretend to […]
Congratulations to Geary at USI! You’ve won the drawing for “Roy’s Almost 20th!” For those who may have missed the news, Roy Pacitto, our Director of Sales, has been an employee at Bryley Systems for nearly 20 years! Since we tend to get excited about this sort of thing, we decided to have a little […]
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