How to Recover Deleted Items in Outlook Web App – Part 1 of the Outlook How-to Series

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In today’s business world users are incredibly dependent on email communications running smoothly. Some of our most common support requests stem from questions or issues related to managing Microsoft Outlook. We thought it would be useful to post a series of articles on tips and tricks to help you manage your Outlook. Many Outlook users
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How SMBs Can Stay Ahead of New Cybersecurity Threats in 2016

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As we begin 2016, cybersecurity continues to be one of the biggest concerns for businesses. Hacking has unfortunately become the new normal and as IoT and mobile platforms skyrocket, so do threats to business. Our friends at TechRepublic have posted an article on how SMBs can stay ahead of new threats in 2016 and we thought
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The Launch Pad Welcomes Stone, Parker & Company as our Newest RevITup Business Care Managed IT Services Client

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The Launch Pad is pleased to welcome Stone, Parker & Company, CPA, PA as our newest RevITup Business Care Managed IT Services client to join our family. Founded in 1973, Stone Parker & Company provides outstanding service to their clients because of their dedication to the three underlying principles of professionalism, responsiveness and quality. They
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TechRec – Mobile Apps Series: AirDroid, Daemonsync & Greenify

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TechRec – There is a never-ending quest to find the next big thing in business apps to increase productivity and efficiency. To help you navigate the seemingly endless sea of apps out there, we feature the ones that we believe would be most beneficial to you when running your business in our Mobile App Series
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Think You Might Have Received a Spoofed Email? Here’s How to Tell

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This morning I received an email from our CEO, Ilene Rosoff asking me to let her know if I was available to process a wire transfer to a vendor. At first glance, everything about the email appeared to be legitimate. Ilene’s email address and image appeared in the header as it usually does, it addressed
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