Many merchants cannot use PayPal because of country restrictions, verification issues, or because their type of business has been deemed “high risk” by PayPal’s risk management department. As those who use PayPal would know, the ability to create “buy now”…
Cloud storage, also known as file sync & share, has become as important as email for collaboration in today’s workplace. Digitally-native employees demand a better solution than sending attachments back and forth, a time-consuming process that can lead to conflicting…
The average blogger is getting more tech-savvy, opting for virtual servers instead of shared hosting plans or a managed WordPress platform such as WP Engine. Based on a survey by W3 Techs, 30% of websites worldwide are powered by WordPress….
Google has officially put webmasters on notice, again. In early 2017, Chrome began flagging websites with form or login fields as “not secure” if they did not have a SSL certificate installed. Starting July 2018, all non-HTTPS websites, whether they…
DockerCon is the gathering place of everyone in the container world, from developers, ecosystem partners to IT pros. As per usual, Docker Inc. leaders took the stage to deliver their take on the state of the container industry, and show…
Depending on the number of users, NextCloud can be installed on hardware as lightweight as a Raspberry Pi, or scaled out to a cluster of web servers, MySQL and Redis database servers and NFS storage nodes. Most organizations’ needs will…
Invoicing can seem like a chore, but it should be the most exciting part of your business; after all, it’s what helps you get paid, right? Are you manually sending invoices typed up in Word, or using the built-in invoicing…
In a world that seems to be dominated by SaaS apps, why does it sometimes make sense to self host your own applications? Software as a Service has its merits, freeing you from the administrative burdens of licensing, maintaining and…
