Adept Networks

Adept Networks

IT Services and IT Consulting

Medford, Oregon 765 followers

Delivering The IT And VoIP Solutions That Keep Your Business Connected

About us

Welcome to Adept Networks – The Northwest’s home for Managed IT Services. Your computer network and phone system are two of the most important investments your business can make. These are the core ways you reach your customers with the service and support necessary for mutual success. Your computer network should be fast, integrated, reliable, and easy to use. With so much of your day to day business taking place within your network infrastructure it is imperative that your computer network be impeccable and designed with the highest attention to detail. With so much relying on your computer network; from telephones, video surveillance, access-control, point-of-sale, employee time-clock, and much more, it is important to have the right partner to design, install, and manage your computer network is imperative. Your telephone system should be the easiest way for your customers to reach you and conversely, it should be easy for you to use and manage. Further, it should be innovative in this goal; providing the latest features to facilitate your company’s communications demands. Adept Networks is here to help from start to finish. We can design, install, and certify your network cabling, install and configure your network and communications switching equipment, and order and install your internet and telephone services while helping you choose the best service and products for your business.

Website
https://adeptnetworks.com
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Medford, Oregon
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2002
Specialties
ShoreTel, Ruckus Wireless, Extreme Networks, Allworx, Sophos, Fortinet, NEC, Mitel, Cisco, Microsoft, Office 365, Managed IT Services, Computer Wiring, Computer Networking, Cloud Backup, Disaster Recovery, Tech Support, VoIP Phone Systems, Network Security, IT Consulting, Data Recovery, Data Backup, and Cloud Managed Services

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  • 🌐 Microsoft Edge is rolling out a new feature that could be a great help for businesses. It’s called Feature Usage sync, and it allows you to sync your browser activity and feature usage data across all your devices. Whether you're working on your desktop, tablet, or mobile, Edge will remember your preferences and keep things consistent. 📍 Feature Usage also lets you understand how your team interacts with Edge's features, giving you insight into their workflow, time spent on key tasks, and opportunities to improve productivity. It’s like having a dashboard for browsing habits, giving you the data you need to optimise how your team works online. This feature will also make sure that employees have a consistent experience in Edge, no matter which device they’re using. It’s another step towards a more seamless way of working. If you need help making the most of Feature Usage sync, get in touch. 👉🏻 https://ow.ly/bkJ150UxMtF #Edge #Microsoft #FeatureUsage

    Microsoft Edge's newest Feature Usage will let users see details of their activity on the browser on any device they use it

    Microsoft Edge's newest Feature Usage will let users see details of their activity on the browser on any device they use it

    https://windowsreport.com

  • 🗒️ Microsoft have rolled out an improved Sticky Notes experience - and it’s a big win for productivity. Sticky Notes now integrates seamlessly with OneNote, keeping all your notes and ideas in one place. The new version of Sticky Notes makes it easier than ever to jot down your thoughts. You can make a note or take a screenshot with just one click. Sticky Notes will even automatically save the source information of the app or window you’re working in, so it’s easy to reference later. 📍 Whether it’s a project update, an important idea, or just a quick reminder, Sticky Notes can help you and your team work smarter. Widgets like this are incredibly useful for businesses. They help teams stay organised and streamline workflows by making essential tools easily accessible. You can pin Sticky Notes to your taskbar for quick access or launch it with a keyboard shortcut (Win + Alt + S). It’s also available via OneNote on Android and iOS, so your notes are always within reach whether you’re at your desk or not. 👀 If you’re looking for a simple, effective way to boost productivity, the new Sticky Notes is definitely worth exploring. Do you already use Sticky Notes to stay organized in your business? 👉🏻 https://ow.ly/XZn050UxMsZ #Windows #StickyNotes #OneNote

    The new Sticky Notes experience is rolling out to all Windows users

    The new Sticky Notes experience is rolling out to all Windows users

    https://mspoweruser.com

  • 📅 How is 2025 treating you so far? If you haven't already set any business goals for the year, why not start by focusing on making your business as secure as possible? Not that I want to start the year on a downer, but cyber criminals had a busy 2024. Phishing attacks surged by 28% in the second quarter alone. Phishing is where attackers trick you into revealing sensitive information or clicking malicious links, often by pretending to be someone you are likely to trust. The way it works is quite straightforward, but the tactics are getting smarter... and more dangerous. 💻 For instance, last year we saw the rise of AI-powered phishing and multi-channel attacks (through email, SMS, and even collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams). Scammers also started using more advanced strategies, like embedding malicious scripts in email attachments. These methods helped attackers get past traditional security systems, leaving businesses overwhelmed. Larger businesses faced an average of 36 phishing emails every day. Scary, right? The bottom line is this: Cyber criminals are becoming more innovative, and businesses need to do the same. In 2025, let’s prioritise cyber security. Start with stronger defences, make sure your team is given regular training, and stay cautious with the emails and calls you receive. If you'd like help with cyber security training or need advice on how to protect your business, get in touch. 👉🏻 https://ow.ly/Man450UxMrq #2025 #CyberSecurity #Phishing

    Phishing attacks surge in 2024 as cybercriminals adopt AI tools and multi-channel tactics

    Phishing attacks surge in 2024 as cybercriminals adopt AI tools and multi-channel tactics

    techradar.com

  • 💥 Today marks the anniversary of a real trailblazer in the world of business tech. On 2nd January 1979, Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston founded Software Arts, the company behind the very first spreadsheet software: VisiCalc. Heard of it? It was a groundbreaking tool that helped to transform the personal computer from a fun gadget into an essential business device. 🧮 VisiCalc gave businesses a way to calculate budgets, track finances, and manage data right from their desktops. For the first time, complex calculations didn’t require an entire accounting department - just a PC and a copy of the software. It’s fair to say that VisiCalc laid the foundation for the likes of Microsoft Excel, which is now used daily by many businesses. For business owners, this innovation was more than a calculation tool; it was a mindset shift. It shows how technology can help us work faster, smarter, and more efficiently. As we begin to embrace AI and automation, it’s worth remembering how simple tools like spreadsheets have paved the way for everything we do in business today. Would you have tried out VisiCalc when it was first released? What spreadsheet software do you use in your business today? 👉🏻 https://ow.ly/M5R950UxMpa #TechHistory #Innovation #VisiCalc

    Software Arts Incorporated - This Day in Tech History

    Software Arts Incorporated - This Day in Tech History

    https://thisdayintechhistory.com

  • Happy New Year! Today I have some good news from Windows 11 and Microsoft 365: Microsoft are introducing rebootless updates for security patches. These updates, known as “hotpatches", let you install important security updates without needing to restart your device. That means less disruption for your team and immediate protection against potential threats. Traditionally, applying security patches meant scheduling updates and restarting systems. This could cause you to put off updates until a more convenient time, and that could leave your business vulnerable. With hotpatching, updates are applied instantly, with no need to reboot your computer. So, now there’s no reason not to stay updated. Security should be a priority for every business, and this update makes it easier to stay protected while keeping everything running smoothly. It’s great to see tools like this making life simpler for businesses of all sizes. Will this be a time-saver for you and your team in 2025? 👉🏻 https://ow.ly/EoNl50UxMoJ #HotPatching #Updates #Windows11

    Rebootless updates come to Windows 11 Enterprise and 365 for security updates — Microsoft releases hotpatching for Windows 11 Enterprise 24H2 and Windows 365 Preview Editions

    Rebootless updates come to Windows 11 Enterprise and 365 for security updates — Microsoft releases hotpatching for Windows 11 Enterprise 24H2 and Windows 365 Preview Editions

    tomshardware.com

  • 📅 Have you ever set New Year’s resolutions for your business?… As we get ready to welcome 2025, now’s a great time to start thinking about it. If you want my advice, one of the best resolutions you can make is to focus on security, so you can help make sure your business is protected. One idea is to stay mindful of what you install on your devices, even when the apps seem harmless. 💻 Take Microsoft’s new Bing Wallpaper, for example. It gives you beautiful daily Bing homepage images as your desktop wallpaper, and a chance to learn more about them… but it also comes with privacy concerns. The app includes code that can access and decrypt browser cookies from Edge, Chrome, and Firefox. These cookies might contain sensitive information, like your browsing activity, which could put your business data at risk. 🔏 Security starts with being informed. As you plan for 2025, make sure your team understands how to spot potential risks. When you are confident that your business is secure, it frees you up to focus on what matters most. Here’s to a successful 2025. Cheers! 👉🏻 https://ow.ly/Ip5t50UxMo2 #2025 #Resolutions #NewYear

    Bing Wallpaper app is free on the Microsoft Store but may pose risks to your PC

    Bing Wallpaper app is free on the Microsoft Store but may pose risks to your PC

    https://mspoweruser.com

  • 💻 Microsoft recently removed several widgets from the Microsoft Store, including Calendar and To Do. In some regions, the Photos, Microsoft 365 Feed, and Family widgets have also been temporarily taken down. Microsoft are doing this so they can improve the Windows 11 widgets board, with the intention of making widgets more useful and user-friendly. ⌨️ Widgets can be powerful tools for businesses. They bring essential information - like calendars, tasks, and key updates - right to your desktop. And they’re handy for quickly checking the important stuff without having to switch between apps. While these widgets are unavailable, Microsoft are encouraging people to explore other options in the Store. If you rely on widgets for your daily tasks, keep an eye out for their return. Do you and your team use widgets? 👉🏻 https://ow.ly/GmuX50UxMmw #Microsoft #Widgets #ProductivityTools

    Microsoft confirms you can't download some Windows 11 widgets now for the good

    Microsoft confirms you can't download some Windows 11 widgets now for the good

    neowin.net

  • 💻 For most users, it's recommended to back up your computer at least once a week, but if you work with highly sensitive or frequently changing data, consider daily backups to minimize potential data loss; the frequency depends on how important your data is and how often it's modified. For any of your IT backup and recovery needs, get in touch with Adept Networks today! 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/gkTiRtZC #ITBackups #DataBackup #BusinessData

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