Small and medium businesses need to access both QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop versions on the cloud. While the Online version is accessible directly on any web browser by simply logging into the user account, QuickBooks Desktop requires an RDP solution even for accessing it using web browsers. While RDP is built into Windows devices, […]
Read More »Many applications have extensions that enable a one-way or two-way synchronization with QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop. Square is one such widely used sales solution that integrates with QuickBooks. Many extensions enable the direct flow of data from Square to QuickBooks. With these extensions, details about items, fees, transactions, and other data are automatically imported […]
Read More »Most businesses consider cloud solutions to be more secure than their datacenters. There are multiple challenges that businesses face when they have to secure their data centers. These include recruiting security experts, procuring and deploying security tools, scaling up their capacity while simultaneously responding to increasingly complex threats among others. Azure helps businesses cope with […]
Read More »Accounting and bookkeeping usually aren’t a part of the plan for most entrepreneurs. Yet, these are important operations in running a business. Thankfully, several applications have been developed to simplify this process. Among these are QuickBooks and Zoho Books. While QuickBooks has been around for decades in the desktop version, Zoho is a relatively new […]
Read More »Azure AD Connect (AAD Connect) is a tool that used to synchronize Active Directory account to the cloud. This is useful when organizations are adopting the cloud environment with solutions like the Office 365 suite. Organizations may already have the Azure AD Connect installed on their on-premises server. Organizations might have to upgrade their servers […]
Read More »QuickBooks Web Connector (QBWC) is an application that runs on Microsoft Windows operating systems to enable web services from applications with different QuickBooks Desktop products such as QuickBooks Enterprise, QuickBooks Pro and QuickBooks Premier. The web application that works with QuickBooks Desktop may either be a local system or on the cloud through a hosting […]
Read More »Organizational resources are increasingly being attacked by threats from outside and within. A simple username and password are no longer enough to protect resources especially when threats emanate from within the organization. Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Privileged Identity Management (PIM) is an offering that empowers organizations to manage, control, and monitor their Azure AD, […]
Read More »Windows 10 is perhaps the most commonly used operating system in devices utilized by organizations across the globe. While all Windows 10 devices are protected by Windows Defender and other solutions, they lack enterprise-level security and identity management features making them vulnerable to attacks and jeopardizing user identities and organizational data stored on such devices. […]
Read More »QuickBooks has been one of the longest-running accounting software. With the launch of QuickBooks Online, Intuit has empowered countless businesses with powerful accounting solutions that were previously restricted to desktop solutions using cloud technology. As QuickBooks Online evolved, the product was differentiated to provide options for small businesses and freelancers. While entities such as sole […]
Read More »Organizations are increasingly trying to reduce their dependence on on-premises infrastructure. With this shift, comes the added challenge of device management in distributed workplaces. This problem is especially acute in the case of organizations that are in transition to the cloud and still have significant dependence on the on-premises infrastructure. Such organizations have to access […]
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