Clay Adams

Clay is a staff writer and digital publicist for Burrtech Corporation. Contributing 7+ years of web-based business experience, he constantly works to improve our online presence and visitor experience. His writing topics include technology news, business software news and tech help guides.

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Magazine Feature Highlights eTransmittal Case Study, Growth for Partners

By Clay Adams - Posted on 20. April 2012 23:58

Denver, Colorado-based technology consulting and IT services firm Burrtech Corporation, developer of eTransmittal, a Web-based document transfer & tracking tool that simplifies, streamlines, and automates the exchange and tracking of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) documents, today announced its national recognition in Management Today magazine, also marking milestones in growth and new innovations. [More]

Four Ways FTP Could Be Harming Your Business

By Clay Adams - Posted on 7. April 2012 00:50

The speed of business isn't slowing down any time soon. The files we send are getting larger, we're distributing them to more people, more often and over increasingly greater distances. The accomplishment of our collaborative tasks is heavily reliant on one universal tool: File Transfer Protocol (FTP). But FTP's capabilities and convenience factors are beginning to wane in the shadow of drawbacks that are increasingly apparent in the hastening digital business environment. [More]

Best Practices for Cloud-Bound Businesses on the Move

By Clay Adams - Posted on 29. March 2012 16:53

As Cloud computing gains traction in the corporate realm, the awareness factor for best practices and security becomes crucial. Planning is imperative, not just because of the risks associated with poor security, but because it will undoubtedly heap a whole new set of challenges onto IT departments and CIOs – many of which could already be overextended. Follow these best practices for a smooth transition. [More]

New Saugatuck Tech Report Sparks Debate: Should Business IT Be Moving So Rapidly to the Cloud?

By Clay Adams - Posted on 23. March 2012 18:52

Are businesses ready for the mass migration to the Cloud? A recent report reveals how much faster it's happening than anyone previously realized, as well as an examination of the challenges coming for IT departments as CEOs push toward the Cloud. [More]

Toe to Toe with the CIO: File Sharing Contenders Shoot for the Enterprise Level

By Clay Adams - Posted on 15. March 2012 02:38

File sharing giants such as Dropbox and Yousendit are finding a greater-than-anticipated challenge as they break into the enterprise-level market. How will the consumer-focused firms adapt to the unique needs and careful approach of top-tier CIOs? [More]

Recent Report Reveals Shocking Data Regarding Employees' File Sharing Behavior On Company Systems

By Clay Adams - Posted on 6. March 2012 18:28

A leading Network Security company reveals shocking data culled from activity on its clients' networks that shows a large number of employees engage in illegitimate file sharing, sometimes even piracy, over company networks. Find out how pervasive the problem is, and what steps to take to ensure your business is protected. [More]

"Magnet Links" Rise out of the Ashes of Torrents at Pirate Bay

By Clay Adams - Posted on 2. March 2012 21:13

Popular file sharing website Pirate Bay does away with Torrents, replacing them with "Magnet Links" in an effort to optimize resources and keep the files flowing and the users happy. [More]

The Secret to Pushing Green Building into the Mainstream

By Clay Adams - Posted on 27. February 2012 18:14

Adopting green building standards is essential to ensure quality of life for generations to come. Learn how the support industries for building companies play a crucial role, and how it's up to us to bring Green Building into the mainstream. [More]

Building Delays Are Avoidable with Preparation and Proper Tools

By Clay Adams - Posted on 16. February 2012 22:27

Building Delays Are Avoidable with Preparation and Proper Tools [More]

File Junkies Scramble for Alternatives as Megaupload Goes Dark

By Clay Adams - Posted on 23. January 2012 17:46

SOPA’s Last Death Rattle While the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) endured a web-wide battering, most notably on January 18 with titans like Wikipedia and Google participating in the protest, the anti-piracy rallying rippled far enough to reach one of the biggest alleged offenders. On the coattails of defeat over legislation that would have threatened the very fabric of the internet, Anti-Piracy advocates celebrated a small triumph as Federal Prosecutors shut down behemoth file sharing website, Megaupload. Slaying the Download Dragon Accused of costing copyright holders $500 million at the consequence of online piracy, Megaupload’s demise didn’t just coincide with the heated SOPA controversy. They were also trying to straighten up and fly right, trying to work towards cutting out the illegitimacy from the business. Despite putting their best foot forward, it was too little, too late for the download dragon. Upon visiting Megaupload.com, or a... [More]

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