Louisville Geek, LLC. is a privately-owned Information Technology company based out of Louisville, KY. Founded in 2004, we provide comprehensive managed IT services and solutions for a diverse range of businesses and non-profit organizations throughout the country.
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Louisville Geek is a privately-owned Information Technology company that provides comprehensive managed IT services for SMBs and organizations throughout Kentucky and the greater US.
Lexington Geek is a sister company of Louisville Geek, headquartered in Louisville, KY. LexGeek provides IT support for SMBs throughout Central Kentucky.
Our Takeaways from Microsoft Ignite 2020
/in Geek News, MicrosoftThis year’s event focused on Microsoft’s Modern Workplace and new solutions aimed at adapting to the new normal for the current remote workforce. Here are a few new features we are excited about using in our office and sharing with our customers.
Which Microsoft 365 Plan is Right for My Business
/in Microsoft, PricingMicrosoft 365 combines a suite of online services, including business-class email, cloud file storage, and secure communication tools along with the traditional desktop applications.
What is Snowflake Technology?
/in Geek News, Tech TipsSnowflake provides companies with the tools to navigate their data and multi-cluster computer, even when it is housed on servers run by different vendors.
How To Set Up Together Mode In Teams
/in Microsoft, Tech TipsTeams Together mode is a new meeting experience that places participants in a shared digital background, making it feel like you’re sitting in the same room with everyone in your meeting.
A Small Business Guide to Local Search Engine Optimization
/in Tech Tips, Web DevelopmentFor small businesses, the best way to begin your Search Engine Optimization is to start at the local level. Local SEO is not necessarily about getting to the top of Google for a variety of different keywords. When beginning the optimization of your website, the first phase could be seen as building a rapport with Google.
Using Yammer and Stream for Employee Engagement
/in Microsoft, Tech TipsAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to force millions of employees to work remotely, collaboration across teams and departments can become challenging. If you’re an active Microsoft 365 subscriber, there are two built-in Microsoft 365 applications that can help any business overcome these challenges.
Choosing the Best IT Support for Your Business
/in Geek NewsWith IT being the backbone of any small business, it’s important to select an MSP who truly understands your business objectives and views the relationship more like a partnership than an outsourced vendor.
Challenges of Managed IT Services during the COVID-19 Pandemic
/in Geek NewsLouisville Geek shares our experience with a variety AdWords platforms we used and, if your business has ever considered AdWords, hopefully this can help shed some light on what to expect.
3-2-1 Backup Rule Explained and Why SSDs Are Better Than HDDs
/in Tech TipsAt Louisville Geek, we recommend the 3-2-1 backup rule, which suggests having 3 copies of your data on 2 different media platforms and 1 copy of your data offsite.
Microsoft Inspire 2020: Our Biggest Takeaways
/in Geek News, MicrosoftA few of us here at Louisville Geek attended, so we wanted to share a few takeaways from the conference.