Understanding consumer-based technology
Recent years have seen an explosion of consumer-based technology: devices and processes designed for the general public by means of user-friendly functions and practical implications. The most common example of this is the Google search engine, a service that is constantly reshaping its construction in response to user needs and trends. How will this recent [...]
Continue Reading →The modern resume
A resume is not a medium in which creativity is widely expressed. It’s usually just a document containing important information such as work history, awards gained or practical skills. More often than not, it’s a page or two of white stock paper covered in 12 point Times New Roman. This tradition is born from general [...]
Continue Reading →The Internet just got a lot bigger
In the forseeable future, you might start to see websites that end in .food or .microsoft. After In a special session on Monday, June 20, the Internet’s governing body voted 13-1 to allow, in theory, an near-infinite number of new domain endings. ICANN, known formally as the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, calls [...]
Continue Reading →Voice Search: Technology of the Future
The Internet has become an increasingly accessible source of information as more and more mobile devices have been designed with online features. Smartphones are becoming more commonplace and are challenging developers to create new ways in which we can interact with the Internet from a mobile device. Once such advancement is voice search, a technological [...]
Continue Reading →Tips on how to use web videos for your business
Web video is a very basic and effective way to convey information about a business, yet many businesses still aren’t utilizing it. If you’ve been wondering how you can use videos for your business, take a look at these great examples. Testimonials Sharing your business’ success stories is a great way to grow your business [...]
Continue Reading →Attitude Matters in Business
Being successful in business is due in large part to your attitude. Professional skill and connections can take you far, but if you lack a personable demeanor, you may find success to be out of reach. At its core, business is about relating to people by means of offering services or goods. While being ambitious [...]
Continue Reading →A guide to IPv6
There has been plenty of talk over the last few weeks about some big changes that are happening to the Internet: mainly, the transition to IPv6. Exactly what IPv6 means is still a mystery to most people. Luckily, we have a simple explanation that can help you to better grasp it. What it is IPv6 [...]
Continue Reading →Is a Computer Tablet Right for You?
Computer tablets have become tremendously popular since the introduction of Apple’s iPad in 2010. Competitors have released their own versions and, almost overnight, a new technological commodity has become a competing force in the business world. Though that’s not to say that tablets are perfect for any business setting. We could very well look at [...]
Continue Reading →A guide to NFC mobile chips
The payment systems we use are not very complicated, but what if they could be even more straightforward? NFC (Near Field Communication) technology is hoping to accomplish that. NFC mobile chips hope to change our current payment systems by letting us transmit data from one device to another, at close range. How will we use [...]
Continue Reading →Tech terms you should know
For the vast majority of us, technology is very common in our daily lives. Unfortunately, we often are uncertain about what the terms relating to technology actually mean. This mini glossary of tech terms can help you to understand some of the most common terms. Cookies Cookies allow websites to recognize you when you [...]
Continue Reading →About KBM Enterprises, Inc.
KBM Enterprises, Inc. was created by Kevin B. Merwin, founder and C.E.O., upon realizing that there was a need for equal IT solutions for small and medium sized businesses. While working as the Vice President of IT Systems Management for Vacationville International, he was in charge of managing networks in Idaho, Washington, Colorado and Canada. From this vantage point, it was clear to Merwin that larger companies had the advantage over small and mid-sized businesses, because they were the only ones who could afford to have their own IT staff. What would it take to provide “the little people” with this high level of service? Merwin started looking for ways in which KBM could provide resources that would help other businesses to compete on the same level as their largest competitors.
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