It is pretty much understood that computers have become the lifeline of most any organization. Data entered and collected by computers (and their related networks, accessories and activities) are how most companies provide customer service and keep track of such valuable data as customer activity, invoicing, procurement, inventory, finances and the list goes on and on. Because of this level of importance, I am continually amazed at how many principals in companies rely on a buddy or cousin who “dabbles in computers” to take care of such an important part of their operation. Read More