Texas 67 Systems

09/05/2026

Next stop is a right around the corner…

09/04/2026

Sometimes an install just goes right.

We needed to run a network cable from the attic to an office and it was two stories down. After going through two fire blocks we ran our rod up the wall so when we hit the last top plate we could hear the tapping and drill a new hole, if our measurements were off.

Lo and behold…a hole in one!

Sometimes experience and luck look very similar!

09/04/2026

AI does not have to be complicated to be useful.

For most businesses, the best uses are pretty simple: helping staff write better emails, summarize meetings, clean up reports, find information faster, and handle repetitive office work with less friction.

We put together a practical article covering 9 real ways AI can help the average office worker right now.

If you want the straight version without the hype, start here:

AI does not have to be abstract or intimidating. Here are nine practical ways everyday office teams can use AI to improve email, meetings, research, reports, customer service, training, and admin work.

09/03/2026

Air conditioning in North Texas attics in the middle of the summer, Yes Please!

09/03/2026

Brand new build and someone left their drink….

Can we PLEASE pick up after ourselves!

09/03/2026

Slow WiFi does not always mean you need faster internet.

We see a lot of businesses spend more on bandwidth when the real issue is poor WiFi coverage, bad equipment placement, or too many devices on the same network.

If your signal drops in back offices, conference rooms, warehouses, or other key work areas, the problem may be inside the building, not with your provider.

A few smart questions can save a lot of frustration:
Is the problem only in certain rooms?
Do wired devices have the same issue?
Is guest WiFi separated from business traffic?
Is your current hardware still a good fit?

If your WiFi works in some places and not others, Texas 67 can help identify whether the issue is layout, equipment, or the connection itself.

Article:

Learn the difference between internet speed and WiFi performance, and why layout, placement, and device load matter in a small business.

09/02/2026

Been waiting on something like this from UniFi.

The new UniFi Express 7 looks like a really strong fit for homes and small businesses that want fast, clean Wi-Fi without turning the setup into a project. Small footprint, WiFi 7, 10G cloud gateway, mesh expansion, and a much simpler whole-home rollout.

That’s the part we like most. Good hardware is great, but good setup matters just as much. Placement, coverage, roaming, failover planning, and getting everything dialed in the first time is what makes the difference.

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your network, adding better coverage, or moving to a cleaner UniFi setup, Texas 67 Systems can help with product guidance, purchase planning, setup, and optimization.

Call or text us at 214-310-5445
Email: [email protected]
More info: https://texas67.com
Unifi video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo6GeZdJp88

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09/02/2026

Most small business tech problems do not start with a disaster.

They start with small decisions nobody revisits.

A shared password.
An old router that “still works.”
A website that looks fine but does not help people take action.
A backup everyone assumes exists.

That is usually how expensive cleanup starts.

I just put together a piece on 7 technology mistakes small businesses make that quietly lead to downtime, lost leads, security issues, and avoidable stress.

A few of the biggest ones:
Letting one person control everything
Using shared logins instead of named accounts
Assuming WiFi issues are always the internet provider
Treating the website like a brochure instead of a business tool
Never actually testing backup and recovery

The hard part is that most of these problems stay hidden until the business is already under pressure.

Good technology support is usually not about adding more complexity.
It is about reducing weak spots, clarifying ownership, and removing guesswork.

If you run a small business, it is worth asking:
What in our setup is “fine for now” but could become expensive later?

Article: https://texas67.com/technology-mistakes-small-businesses-make/

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Seven common small business technology mistakes that lead to downtime, lost leads, security issues, and expensive cleanup work.

09/01/2026

Most small business tech problems do not start with a disaster.

They start with small decisions nobody revisits.

A shared password.
An old router that “still works.”
A website that looks fine but does not help people take action.
A backup everyone assumes exists.

That is usually how expensive cleanup starts.

I just put together a piece on 7 technology mistakes small businesses make that quietly lead to downtime, lost leads, security issues, and avoidable stress.

A few of the biggest ones:
Letting one person control everything
Using shared logins instead of named accounts
Assuming WiFi issues are always the internet provider
Treating the website like a brochure instead of a business tool
Never actually testing backup and recovery

The hard part is that most of these problems stay hidden until the business is already under pressure.

Good technology support is usually not about adding more complexity.
It is about reducing weak spots, clarifying ownership, and removing guesswork.

If you run a small business, it is worth asking:
What in our setup is “fine for now” but could become expensive later?

Article: https://texas67.com/technology-mistakes-small-businesses-make/

Seven common small business technology mistakes that lead to downtime, lost leads, security issues, and expensive cleanup work.

09/01/2026

A lot of small business tech problems do not start with some huge disaster.

They start with little things nobody checks for months:
bad WiFi in one part of the office,
a form that stopped sending,
old logins nobody cleaned up,
or a backup everyone assumes is working.

That’s why we put together a simple small business technology audit checklist.

Not the complicated corporate kind.
Just a practical way to look at the basics:
your internet and WiFi,
website contact flow,
email and domain access,
security,
backups,
and the systems your business depends on every day.

If you’ve ever said “I thought that was already handled,” this one’s for you.

Small problems are a lot cheaper to fix before they turn into downtime, missed leads, or cleanup work later.

Article: https://texas67.com/small-business-technology-audit-checklist/

Call or Text: 214-310-5445
Email: [email protected]
Learn More: https://texas67.com

A practical 25-point technology audit checklist for small businesses covering Wi-Fi, websites, email, security, backups, vendors, and documentation.