The idea that Facebook, Google+, and LinkedIn are no longer the leading social media marketing sites on the Internet is one that has rapidly spread as of late. It’s a tough notion to comprehend seeing as how these three marketing superpower websites are considered untouchable in their ability to connect people at home and abroad, to include the best user-friendly features and apps, and to network efficiently in the professional realm, respectively.

It can take new IT consultants anywhere from a couple of weeks to over a month to acclimate themselves to NSK Inc’s work style, ethic, and load. NSK’s newest team member, Ahmed Fadili, didn’t need such a substantial time period to become oriented. In fact, Ahmed was on site with a client during his very first days on the job. Determination and experience like this can be hard to come by and since February 6^th, NSK has felt lucky and excited to have Ahmed spearheading the charge to find solutions to any technical problems encountered by clients on a daily basis.

Going green is not just a movement; it is a standard of living. In recent years, the intertwined ideas of going green and reducing carbon footprints have been elevated far above a personal level to that of a state and federal level. There are constant talks and pushes for reducing reliance on fossil fuels and increasing research and applications for renewable energies. After all, nobody wants gas prices to remain in their current price range and nobody likes a litter bug. With all of the attempts to make our physical world a “greener” place, it seems pertinent to do the same thing in the cloud.

In any business, managing a single client’s expectations can be a daunting task. Two months into the job, Bridget Benner manages 15 clients. One of the newest members of the NSK Inc. team, Bridget has the perfect job to complement her self-described bubbly personality. She’s NSK Inc.’s new client account representative.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is an umbrella term used to describe some of the most rapidly budding technology in the telecommunications industry. Juxtaposed to the public switched telephone network (PSTN), VoIP has surpassed the conventional hard-line office telephone systems in practicality and cost. However, some SMB’s are likely reluctant to switch over due to security and congestion concerns. Like cloud computing and storage, protection is the prime concern though it is important to note that as VoIP increases in sophistication, so too does security.