Category: IT Articles
As we have already outlined in a previous essay, big data is a big responsibility since even a minimal data breach can damage your company's image and reputation. Yes, protecting your private data while living in a digital era can be a real challenge, but the General Data Protection Regulation is here to secure all your confidential records.
Electronic equipment plays a significant role in all our daily routines, but the more tech we buy, the more e-waste we will eventually throw away.
A long time ago, people used to keep their phones for over a decade because devices were expensive, and upgrades weren’t too frequent. With thousands of new devices launching every other year, the tidal wave of electronic junk is growing faster than ever.
Environmental Associations have spent a long-time encouraging people to stop the overconsumption of electronic equipment, but it would be impossible to keep our life on track without computers, smartphones, tablets, and a high internet connection.
Even the smallest company can hold large amounts of confidential data that must stay private. Old laptops, smartphones, and computers are likely to store thousands of records that can compromise your company's image and reputation.
As we've outlined, professional data can be an exponential risk whenever it ends in the wrong hands. You are responsible for erasing, wiping, or destroying every piece of data while disposing of your electronics.
Although Apple and Android both offer great hardware and operating systems, choosing new gear can be challenging.
Since this rivalry will keep growing over the years, today I want to show you all the pros and cons of each company: