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3 Technology Tips to Make Traveling a Breeze

3 Technology Tips to Make Traveling a Breeze

What are your plans for the summer? If they involve getting out of the office and going on a vacation, then you’ll want to be armed with a couple of technology tips to help you make the most of your time in a safe and secure environment. Here are three tips you should keep in mind this summer.

Get Your Devices Ready for Travel

When planning your travels, especially overseas, you’ll want to take the following measures.

First, be sure to consider your current phone provider’s data roaming plans so you’re not surprised by a huge spike on your next statement. It’s also worth conducting research into the type of power outlets you might need, as well as the appropriate adapters for the situation. Additionally, it’s a good idea to download any important files or maps you might need in case you lose access to the Internet.

Remember, a little prep goes a long way!

Prepare Your Cybersecurity Measures

Security is an oft-forgotten part of traveling.

We recommend that you implement a virtual private network, or VPN, to keep your connection secure while traveling; this will help ensure work resources are protected even when you’re out of the office. The typical security measures you would expect in the office are also important here, including strong, unique passwords and two-factor authentication. We also recommend having a backup of your data, just in case your device is lost or stolen while out and about.

And don’t let your guard down, no matter how much fun you’re having.

Don’t Forget About Charging

The last thing you want while traveling is for your mobile device to run out of battery power, especially when you need it, like at the airport or when trying to book a ride to your hotel.

Make sure you pack multiple chargers, as they’re easy to misplace or leave behind if you’re staying in multiple locations. We also recommend you pack a power bank or two to ensure you can keep your battery topped off while traveling. There are all kinds available, and if you want a solid recommendation, give us a call.

For more great technology tips, for business and pleasure, be sure to keep an eye on our blog for more just like this.

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