Joke De Roeck, Business Gazette Planning a renovation? Did you know that most homes built before 1991 contain asbestos? Asbestos can be found in drywall mud, flooring, textured ceilings, vermiculite insulation and more. “Asbestos was used commonly as a fire retardant,” explains Roy Piper, of…
Don Linder, AGS Business Systems Technology products are just too complicated nowadays. Think about the technology in your office – chances are, you don’t use most of the features on a regular basis. You’re not alone in this – a recent survey showed that only…
Joke De Roeck, Business Gazette It is Jani Martinius’ mission to make the North Island look great while working. Whether you work in construction, trades or just love outdoor adventures, Jani provides quality clothing that’s as comfortable as it is functional. “The Bricklayer trousers with…
Joke De Roeck, Business Gazette Mould is commonly found in attics, crawlspaces and basements. Some of the causes are inadequate and faulty ventilation, water intrusion and new builds closed up with wet material. Enter Roy Piper – The Mould Man of Home SOULutions Remediation Ltd.…
Lisa Graham, Seadance Photography The public has a love/hate relationship with Photoshop. Feelings run the scale from dislike of over-done fashion spreads to going gaga over the eye candy in magazines like National Geographic, yet digital photography and Photoshop are inseparable. When you hire a…
Matt Behrens, Northrock Technologies We talked about the cost of downtime in a previous article – now let’s talk about how prevent it. While you cannot remove all risks, you can certainly reduce its effect on your business. Here’s how: Document everything. Keep an up-to-date…
Evan Standish, OnDeck Systems How much of your work product can you afford to lose? If your computer or the server holding your data is down, how long can you wait until things are back to normal? Answering those two questions is key to a…
Don Linder, AGS Business Systems Wondering how to pack more punch into your printed material? Nothing hits home like a splash of colour. Colour is, and has always been, more effective than black and white. Period. It catches the eye and helps people connect with…
