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  • December 02, 2020

    New Barrage of Scams

    Ugh! An Onslaught of Phishing  I have to say, we’ve seen an increase in phishing attempts. Here are a few examples—please share them with your staff, family, and friends.  DocuSign Phishing Scam Larry was expecting a DocuSign document via email. He noticed one in his Junk, so he decided to take a look. This looked […]

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  • November 24, 2020

    Working From Home, Still

    Some of our clients took their workstations home when their offices decided (or were told) to close. Others already had laptops, so they were mobile. The rest decided to use their computers at home. For those who wound up working from a home computer, there were a variety of issues; how to log into their […]

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  • November 18, 2020

    No Regrets: Book Review

    No Regrets: Book Review I have the book because Darren Hardy wrote the forward, and I really enjoy his books and daily video blogs, so I decided to read No Regrets, and I’m glad I did; it’s more than I thought. The book starts with how to develop your ‘Why, What, When and Won’t’ list. […]

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  • November 11, 2020

    Password Policies and Fun Dinosaurs

    Changing Your Password In The Hosted Environment  Our password policy has been published and shared with all our clients, and we continue to share it. We recommend that our clients enforce a minimum of 8 characters with a combination of upper and lower case letters, at least one number, and at least one special character […]

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  • November 04, 2020

    Breach: American Payroll Association

    Breach: American Payroll Association The American Payroll Association just notified its members that it has suffered a breach. Threat actors installed skimming malware on both the log in web page of the APA website and the checkout section of the association’s online store by exploiting a vulnerability in the APA’s content management system. It was […]

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  • October 28, 2020

    Sage 100 Contractor Support

    Sage Support Renewals—How to Save Money  You really need to keep your Sage 100 Contractor support current; renew it each year. BUT, did you know there is a Gold level (read, ‘more money’) and a Silver level? You have to ask for a quote with the Silver level; they only send the renewals for Gold. […]

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  • October 14, 2020

    Gap Selling: Book Review

    Gap Selling: Book Review Reading books about selling is not my favorite pastime. This was recommended to me, so I poured my favorite beverage and dug in. It opens with a lot of ‘preaching’ but then he gets down to brass tacks, as they say. The overall premise is to revisit some sales myths and […]

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  • October 14, 2020

    4-6 Recurring or 4-2 Invoice

    4-6 Recurring or 4-2 Invoice We have an intern helping us out with some bookkeeping, gaining some real job experience.  Along with ‘how’ to do things, there are usually questions about ‘why’ and under what circumstances. Well, he asked a good one—Why are some things in 4-2 AP Invoices, and others entered in 4-6 Recurring? […]

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  • October 06, 2020

    3 Critical Cyber Security Items

    3 Critical Cyber Security Items Five years ago, you might have had state-of-the-art security protecting your business and network. You had the latest malware protection, highly rated firewalls and a great data backup plan. Maybe you even had a handbook on how to address cyberthreats. You were set. But then you forgot to do one […]

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  • September 30, 2020

    Date or Posting Period

    Job cost reports are amazing. There are dozens and dozens of reports, and each one has various criteria to further dial-in the information you want to see and follow. In general, the Project Managers and Field Supers have a few ‘favorite’ reports to track their jobs. Most often, these are printed by job, by cost […]

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