Technology Advice for Small Businesses

6 Android trends for 2014

Looking back, 2013 was a good year for Android. A number of powerful devices and tablets were released, making the platform the most popular of the year. This platform also saw two new versions of Android – 4.3 and 4.4 – released, making devices work that much more better. As we start 2014, many are… Continue reading 6 Android trends for 2014

Using Quick Analysis on Excel 2013

Microsoft’s spreadsheet program, Excel, is one of the most useful tools that any manager’s disposal. This dynamic tool can be employed in a multitude of ways, from tracking time, to finances and even sales. One of Excel’s most useful functions is the ability to develop graphs and charts from information which can then be easily… Continue reading Using Quick Analysis on Excel 2013

Excel 2013’s Quick Analysis

Microsoft Excel is one of the most versatile office tools available to business owners and managers. This spreadsheet creator allows for users to track hours, sales, and really almost any kind of data. It also allows data to be manipulated, usually by visualizing it, so that it is easier to digest and understand. Excel 2013… Continue reading Excel 2013’s Quick Analysis

Quick Analysis for Excel 2013

The spreadsheet is one of the most valuable tools available to business managers and owners, and Microsoft Excel is the most popular spreadsheet program. Excel has many features that make it popular. Among the most useful is the ability to create charts and graphs that allow users to visualize their data. Excel 2013 offers a… Continue reading Quick Analysis for Excel 2013

Easier upgrades to Office 365

The office productivity suite is among the most important business tools. From the word processor to spreadsheets, Microsoft’s cloud-based Office 365 has it all, and businesses are adopting it in greater numbers. In order to provide businesses with the software they need, Microsoft relies heavily on plans. While these plans are great, upgrading to a… Continue reading Easier upgrades to Office 365

Office 365 made easier to upgrade

Microsoft’s Office 365 has become one of the go-to solutions for businesses looking to move their document creation, storage and even collaboration onto the cloud. With numerous plans that can benefit a wide variety of users, there really is something for every business. In an effort to make Office 365 more appealing, Microsoft has recently… Continue reading Office 365 made easier to upgrade

Switch Plans-easier Office 365 upgrades

Microsoft Office has long been the go-to source for office productivity programs. The cloud version – Office 365 – has proven to be just as useful. Businesses that use Office 365 purchase a plan and pay either monthly or yearly. True to Microsoft, there are numerous plans for all types of users. However, the only… Continue reading Switch Plans-easier Office 365 upgrades

Splitting your Google Doc into columns

At first glance, Google Drive is a powerful cloud-based office solution. Mixing the ability to share and create files, it’s proving to be a useful tool for many businesses. Take for example the word processor – Google Docs – it has many of the important features users need. There are a few features missing however,… Continue reading Splitting your Google Doc into columns

Google Docs tip – columns

Google has a variety of useful apps that businesses are integrating and increasingly relying on. One of the more popular apps is Google Drive and the connected document production apps. Google Docs has many of the same features as other word processors. That being said, there are some features missing, such as the ability to… Continue reading Google Docs tip – columns

How to add columns to your Google Doc

For a growing number of businesses, Google Drive and the included document creation apps, are the main apps used in the office. While Google Docs is a solid app, there are some important features present in other word processors that appear to be missing. One such feature is the ability to split your document into… Continue reading How to add columns to your Google Doc