Byte-Size Tech Videos
Byte-Size Tech: Devices and Your Internet Connection
https://vimeo.com/803586486 Corbitt and Hadley of Anderson Technologies take a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it look at how device count can impact your network. If you’re a growing operation, it may be time to rethink the internet that supported you 20 devices ago. If video isn’t for you, scroll down to read the video transcript.
Byte-Size Tech: Firewalls and Your Internet Connection
https://vimeo.com/800923333 Corbitt and Hadley of Anderson Technologies walk through the features and benefits of firewalls. What does this essential piece of a network actually do? What common internet problems could be solved by proper configuration? If video isn’t for you, click the green button below to read our Learn page
Byte-Size Tech: Maximize Your Internet Connection
Corbitt and Hadley of Anderson Technologies discuss the merits of considering wired and wireless network connections when optimizing an office. Which is better? The answer isn’t black or white. If video isn’t for you, click the green button below to read our blog on the same topic. And if you
Moments With Mark: Break/Fix or Managed IT Services?
https://vimeo.com/718797364 In another in our new series, “Moments With Mark,” Founding Principal Mark Anderson discusses the important differences between the break/fix model of IT services, and why, ultimately, Anderson Technologies chose to become a managed IT services provider instead. If video isn’t for you, the transcript is below. Related Reading Threads of
Moments With Mark: How I Got Started
In the first of our new series, “Moments With Mark,” Founding Principal Mark Anderson shares how he went from a history major to the roots of what would become Anderson Technologies. If video isn’t for you, the transcript is below. Related Reading Threads of Connection: An Interview with Mark Anderson
Byte-Size Tech: Wired vs. Wireless
Mark Anderson and Ryenn Gaebler of Anderson Technologies walk through a comparison between wired and wireless network connections. Stick around to the end because Mark has some tips for optimizing your wireless speeds, stability, and security. If video isn’t for you, click the green button below to read our blog
