Using technology is one thing, but maintaining and managing it is another. So who do you call for help, and how do you ensure that you do not get a raw deal?
From the 1880s to the 1980s the only thing that changed in the typical office was the shape and size of the furniture. And yet today, we barely need physical offices at all, explains Small Capital panel expert, Arthur Goldstuck.
Slashed prices associated with counterfeit software have lured in millions of consumers and businesses around the world, but sooner or later, everyone pays for it.
