Voyage Technology Blog

Voyage Technology has been serving the Beaver Dam area since 1999, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.

Consumer VPNs Are Not Tools for Businesses

Consumer VPNs Are Not Tools for Businesses

If you spend any amount of time on YouTube, chances are you’ve seen videos bring up the names of various sponsors, including consumer VPNs. VPN providers take advantage of the trendiness of these influencers to spread awareness of their products. We want to make one thing abundantly clear: the consumer VPNs offered by these sponsors are not the kind of VPN your business should be using.

Continue reading
0 Comments

The Basics of a Secure Network

The Basics of a Secure Network

Unfortunately, some businesses have had to learn the hard way in order to pay attention to their business’ cybersecurity efforts. These cautionary tales aren’t lost on many business owners, but in some cases, they are still ignored. That’s where we come in. Today, we thought we would go through some basic things that any organization needs to know to keep their business safe. 

Continue reading
0 Comments

Keep Access Secure with a Router Password Repository

Keep Access Secure with a Router Password Repository

If you have ever forgotten your wireless router’s password, then you know that a factory reset might be imminent—assuming of course that you have changed your password in the first place (which you should have). For situations like these where you want to avoid a factory reset, you can use this router password repository to find your default credentials.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Is Hardwiring Your Connections the Most Beneficial Networking Strategy?

Is Hardwiring Your Connections the Most Beneficial Networking Strategy?

Remember when you needed a wired connection between two endpoints in order to access important materials for your business? Thanks to wireless connectivity, businesses can now access online materials in a much easier fashion. The question then becomes, how does a wired connection improve your operations, and is it a benefit for your organization?

Continue reading
0 Comments

Network Bottlenecks Cause Inefficiency

Network Bottlenecks Cause Inefficiency

As your business grows and your list of achievements grows ever longer, you will eventually realize that your network cannot keep up with the strain you place on it every day. When your network experiences so much traffic that it buckles under the pressure, or slows to a crawl, we call that a network bottleneck, and it can be indicative of other problems on your infrastructure that must be addressed.

Continue reading
0 Comments

The FCC is Using an App to Fix Internet Inequality

The FCC is Using an App to Fix Internet Inequality

Connectivity to high-speed, broadband Internet has quickly transitioned from a convenient luxury to a practical need for personal life and business alike. Considering this, it seems amazing that Internet access isn’t nearly as equally distributed as the need for it is. However, the Federal Communications Commission is calling on the public to help them change that by downloading an application that they first released in 2013: FCC Speed Test.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Do You Need to Extend Your Wireless Network?

Do You Need to Extend Your Wireless Network?

A wireless network is one of the most useful technologies you have in your home or office. Oftentimes, however, it is set up quickly and will have a hard time broadcasting a signal to the corners of your office. Today, we will discuss ways to ensure that your business (or your home) has the coverage you need it to have, and how to get it if it doesn’t.

Continue reading
0 Comments

How to Effectively Spread Out Your Wi-Fi

How to Effectively Spread Out Your Wi-Fi

Wireless Internet connectivity is an indispensable utility in today’s modern office. However, implementing one that will perform optimally is far from a straightforward task. Here, we wanted to offer you some tips to make the planning process for your Wi-Fi implementation both simpler, and more productive.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Keeping Thorough Records Can Help Your Business

Keeping Thorough Records Can Help Your Business

If your business uses as much technology as the average business, you will need to ensure that it is properly documented. Today, we’ll go through what a managed service provider includes in their documentation practices.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Tip of the Week: 4 Important Network Management Actions

Tip of the Week: 4 Important Network Management Actions

A business’ computing network is one of their most important tools. Therefore, it’s extremely important that it is managed and maintained properly. Today, we’ll go over a few tips you should keep in mind to ensure that your IT network is managed and secure. 

Continue reading
0 Comments

Tip of the Week: Six Reasons Your Network Might Be Slow

Tip of the Week: Six Reasons Your Network Might Be Slow

A slow network can be an infuriating problem under any circumstances, but in the business setting, not understanding its cause can potentially be devastating to operations. For this week’s tip, we’ll examine a few of the most common causes of this slowness, and some of the best ways to resolve the issue at hand.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Exploring Common Server Issues SMBs Encounter

Exploring Common Server Issues SMBs Encounter

A server is a very important piece of the modern business’ technology infrastructure, and so it is important to understand what it is that could cause it to crash. Here, we’ll go over some of the most common crash causes to help you determine how to best take care of it. 

Continue reading
0 Comments

What You Should Know About Bandwidth

What You Should Know About Bandwidth

Depending on the company, the Internet connection is perhaps the most important part of its IT infrastructure, especially if it has remote workers or multiple offices connected by a Wide Area Network (WAN). Other technologies such as VoIP, screen-sharing, and webinars also benefit from optimized bandwidth. Today, we’ll talk about bandwidth, what your company’s needs are, and how to get the Internet service that is right for you. 

Continue reading
0 Comments

Four Critical (But Confusing) IT Considerations

Four Critical (But Confusing) IT Considerations

Some business decisions are easy, like when to go to lunch, for example. Others aren’t nearly as cut and dry, like where to go for lunch. If you think that one’s tough, consider the weight of some of the decisions you have to make concerning your business’ technology. Here, we’ll review a few ways to help simplify the decision-making process for you and your team.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Cable Modem Considerations

Cable Modem Considerations

For those of us that don’t have access to fiber-to-the-home or LTE Internet, the cable modem is a must-have. You can always rent a modem from your ISP or you can purchase your own, but no matter what your decision is, knowing what to look for when modem shopping is advantageous. Let’s take a look.

Continue reading
0 Comments

How to Tell When Your Network is Stretched Too Thin

How to Tell When Your Network is Stretched Too Thin

A network is arguably one of the most important assets that your business has. It keeps your team connected to crucial information and mission-critical applications. This is perhaps why it’s so irritating when your network acts up. You should be on the lookout for even the slightest problem with your network, as even a small change could be a sign of bad things yet to come.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Tip of the Week: 5 Simple Ways to Stay On Top of Network Security

b2ap3_thumbnail_network_security_practices_400.jpgSecurity is a top priority in today’s business environment, especially following high-profile hacks of notable enterprises. Unfortunately, the fact of the matter is that these hacks could have been prevented if both the employees and employers of these organizations followed strict security best practices for their technology. Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be hard to teach your team how to properly use technology.

Continue reading
0 Comments

Sign Up For Our Newsletter!

Mobile? Grab this Article!

Qr Code

Tag Cloud

Security Technology Tip of the Week Best Practices Business Computing Data Productivity Business Software Innovation Hackers Cloud Network Security User Tips Hardware Internet Efficiency IT Support Malware Privacy Email Phishing Google Workplace Tips Computer Users Collaboration IT Services Hosted Solutions Mobile Device Ransomware Quick Tips Small Business Microsoft Cybersecurity Workplace Strategy Data Backup Communication Passwords Smartphone Saving Money Business Management Smartphones VoIP Backup Android Mobile Devices communications Managed Service Disaster Recovery Data Recovery Upgrade Managed IT Services Social Media Browser Microsoft Office Windows Tech Term Network Internet of Things Remote Automation Artificial Intelligence Current Events Facebook Productivity Cloud Computing Covid-19 Miscellaneous Gadgets Server Managed Service Provider Remote Work Outsourced IT Information Holiday Employee/Employer Relationship Spam Encryption AI Windows 10 Training Business Continuity Office Compliance Government Data Management Virtualization Business Technology Bandwidth Blockchain Windows 10 Wi-Fi Two-factor Authentication Apps Mobile Office Data Security Employer-Employee Relationship Chrome Managed Services Budget Voice over Internet Protocol Apple Networking App Mobile Device Management Gmail Vendor Access Control Office 365 Tip of the week Conferencing Hacker Avoiding Downtime How To Marketing BDR BYOD Computing Applications Information Technology WiFi Big Data Health Help Desk Analytics Office Tips IT Support Augmented Reality Retail Computers Storage Password Healthcare Bring Your Own Device Managed IT Services Website Operating System HIPAA Router Virtual Private Network Risk Management Printer Social Paperless Office Windows 11 Infrastructure 2FA Monitoring Excel Document Management Customer Service Remote Workers Telephone Scam Data loss Cooperation Free Resource Project Management Windows 7 Going Green Patch Management Save Money Microsoft 365 Firewall Remote Monitoring Vulnerability End of Support Vendor Management Solutions Cybercrime The Internet of Things Display Processor Computer Repair Mobile Security Virtual Desktop Holidays Data storage LiFi Data Storage Smart Technology Supply Chain Outlook Video Conferencing Machine Learning Managed Services Provider Customer Relationship Management Money Saving Time Virtual Machines Professional Services Humor Managed IT Service Hacking Presentation Maintenance Antivirus Sports Downloads Mouse iPhone Licensing Wireless Technology Entertainment Administration Vulnerabilities Data Privacy Images 101 Word Telephone System Multi-Factor Authentication Robot Mobility Cost Management Settings Printing Wireless Content Filtering IT Management VPN Employees YouTube Meetings Safety Physical Security Integration Cryptocurrency User Tip Modem Google Docs Unified Communications Database Surveillance Experience Virtual Assistant Outsource IT Running Cable Tech Support IT Technicians Virtual Machine Environment Media Bitcoin Network Management Google Wallet Proxy Server Reviews Cookies Monitors Cyber Monday Medical IT Application Tactics Development Hotspot Transportation Small Businesses Laptop Websites Mirgation Hypervisor Displays IBM Windows 8 Drones Shopping Nanotechnology Optimization PowerPoint SharePoint Addiction Electronic Medical Records Language Employer/Employee Relationships Outsourcing Halloween Chatbots Navigation Management PCI DSS Lenovo Gig Economy Screen Reader Writing Distributed Denial of Service Workplace Competition Service Level Agreement Internet Service Provider Virtual Reality Computing Infrastructure Teamwork Hiring/Firing Scary Stories Private Cloud Identity Evernote Paperless Hacks Server Management Regulations Compliance Superfish Bookmark Identity Theft Smart Tech Memes Fun Co-managed IT Deep Learning Download Net Neutrality Twitter Alerts SQL Server Technology Care Financial Data Error History Business Communications User Browsers Smartwatch Education Connectivity IT Social Engineering Break Fix Scams Remote Computing Azure Hybrid Work Upload Procurement Mobile Computing Social Network Telework Cyber security IP Address Multi-Factor Security Tech Human Resources CES Tablet IoT Communitications Search Dark Web Cables Alert Best Practice Trends Supply Chain Management Managed IT Customer Resource management FinTech Buisness File Sharing Regulations Dark Data Google Calendar Term Google Apps Recovery Hard Drives Legal Data Analysis IT solutions Star Wars IT Assessment How To Microsoft Excel IT Maintenance Notifications Staff Value Business Intelligence Domains Business Growth Gamification Flexibility Organization Travel Social Networking Legislation Shortcuts Refrigeration Techology Fileless Malware Digital Security Cameras Google Maps Smart Devices Cortana Ransmoware Wearable Technology Memory Vendors Public Speaking Alt Codes Content Remote Working Health IT Downtime Unified Threat Management Motherboard Data Breach Lithium-ion battery Comparison Google Play Be Proactive Entrepreneur Unified Threat Management Directions Videos Hosted Solution Assessment Electronic Health Records Permissions Workforce Wasting Time Threats Typing Trend Micro Network Congestion Specifications Security Cameras Workplace Strategies Undo Google Drive User Error Microchip Internet Exlporer Software as a Service Knowledge Fraud Meta Managing Costs Amazon Username Point of Sale eCommerce 5G Black Friday SSID

Blog Archive