No-IP Customer Support will be closed on Sunday, April 5, 2015 for the Easter holiday. We apologize for the late notice and will reopen for normal support hours (6:30 am to 5:30 pm PDT) on Monday, April 6. Have a Problem that Can Wait? If you find yourself getting adventurous and setting up your new security
Continue ReadingNo-IP Customer Support will be closed on Wednesday, January 14, 2015. The entire No-IP team will be participating in a training called Emergentics.
Emergenetics is a training that works to help identify traits that explain how people think and how people work in general. The training works off the theory that there are 4 “thinking attributes” which explain the way people think or approach problems. When you hear people say they are creative or analytical, left/right-brained, it means that they favor one or more of these attributes, and that explains how they think. The Emergenetics test gives an individual results that will show a ratio of the 4 attributes below, adding up to a 100% total. You can then see if you favor one of the attributes; Analytical, Structural, Social or Conceptual. When you combine how you think with how you behave, in terms of how assertive, flexible, or expressive you are, you get a solid picture of how you “are” in the workplace.
We are a small company composed of people from widely varying backgrounds, and hopefully this training will be beneficial in helping us learn to work together more efficiently, so we can continue to help No-IP succeed and grow in the future.
No-IP Customer Support will resume normal business hours on Thursday, January 15.
This has been a big year for No-IP! We saw huge growth in the company, perfected our foosball game and welcomed more than a million new customers. But we did so much more than that!
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It’s hard to believe that we are already in the midst of the holiday season! We just wanted to make everyone aware of our Technical Support hours over the next few special days.
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It was 12 days before Christmas and the office was quiet. No-IP’s marketing team couldn’t deny it. The tree had been trimmed and the decorations hung. Promotions had been discussed and parties were flung. So they thought what else can we do? Post to Facebook, Twitter and write a blog entry too? Yes, thought the team
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We would like to take a few moments to give 20 million thanks to our 20 million users!
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It’s that time of year again. You are heading to another awkward holiday gathering where you will have forced conversation with relatives you hardly ever see. But that isn’t even the worst of it. Between the warm egg nog and burnt turkey you will inevitably be asked, “Hey, can you help me fix my computer?” It
Continue ReadingNo-IP is attending this year’s ISC East trade show in New York City, November 19-20. ISC East is marketed as, “THE security industry trade show.” This year’s event will feature representatives from more than 200 of the security industries best companies. Attendees of the trade show have the opportunity to stay ahead of the security game as they learn about new technology and future products.
Some of the new products and solutions featured at ISC East include:
– wireless security applications
– fingerprint and facial recognition
– lockdown equipment
– home automation
Most importantly, No-IP will be introducing a new security solution at the show! No-IP Security Solutions provides Dynamic DNS and remote access on your own custom domain. It features easy account management and optional installation support from the world’s leader in DDNS. Find out more about this new service here or talk to our sales team at booth 645 during the trade show!
This past weekend, No-IP sponsored a lunch for the World’s Biggest Little Hackathon, Hack4Reno event. According to the Hack4Reno website, the event, “Is a weekend hackathon event for building apps that create a more informed and engaged community in the city of Reno.” The event took place over two days and was hosted at the Reno Collective (a
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