All posts by Micah Lahren
Unprofitable vs. Profitable Services for Techs
The Tech industry is a vast field, with a wide spectrum of devices. Mobile devices, proprietary machines and operating systems, server management, networking… if you have the experience and tools
VIEW POSTPCPartPicker
If you’re often replacing hardware or building custom computers, check out PCPartsPicker.com. As the name implies, the site provides assistance in choosing parts, making sure they’re compatible
VIEW POSTMaximize Your Workflow as a Tech
As technicians, we often have a wide range of tasks, from estimates, invoices, and contracts, in addition to the actual tech work we perform. This involves customer relationship management solutions, billing
VIEW POSTInventory Management for Techs
‘What happened to that stack of hard drives I just had? I could have sworn I had three video cards in stock, but they’re nowhere to be seen!’ If you’re having issues tracking your
VIEW POSTTop Twitterers for Techs
Just as RSS feeds are a great way to keep up on Tech news, Twitter is another way to keep up to date with Tech news, reviews, and stories in the technology industry. As a Tech, though, why bother with
VIEW POSTMemory Testing Tips for Techs
Your client brings in a machine that is acting oddly. Certain applications either won’t run or they constantly crash, especially memory intensive ones. It reboots at seemingly random moments, with
VIEW POSTMobile Device Repair for Techs
The move from the desktop and laptop to tablets and smartphones in the residential tech sector has been a cause of concern among many PC Techs. Tablets are often less expensive, harder to repair, and that
VIEW POSTTech Services for Residential Mobile Device Users
With the massive influx of mobile devices into consumer households, we’re seeing more of a need for services in that area. New tablets and browsing devices are popping up everywhere, which brings
VIEW POSTTech Insight on the Mobile Device Repair Industry
Mobile devices have a knack for jumping out of consumers’ hands without any advance notice, and the question that comes up immediately after the event is a very old one. Repair or replace? Technology
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