Video conferencing and digital whiteboards for a new way of working In a recent Linkedin post, I shared an article that looks at the Zoom v Teams debate – it…
Migrating from on premise servers to cloud servers, not the challenging task you might imagine. For as long as there has been cloud storage, we have been strong advocates for…
Human Error and the simpler side of the spectrum None of us are perfect, and mistakes happen but when we review some of the most common IT issues we encounter,…
Constantly evolving and ever prominent, the latest trends in cyber security and what that means for your business, especially with a notable increase in a flexible workforce. In this article, we summarise the four most pertinent areas of cyber security and why you need to give each of them consideration in respect of your own business environment.
Office 365: A guide to the recent updates that were rolled out by Microsoft. On April 26th, Microsoft rolled out an update for Office 365 / Microsoft 365 for Windows,…
Following an enforced period of working from home, we have now returned to the workplace (hurrah!), however having experienced the enormous benefits of remote working, many companies opted to maintain flexibility in how and where their team works. Adapting a hybrid way of working, empowering employees to combine in office presence with remote working is becoming the norm. With a hybrid workforce and the ability for your team to work remotely successfully comes the need for ensuring that your IT infrastructure such as hardware, hosting, software, and security is replicated beyond the four walls of your office. Today, we are sharing some of the win / win approaches we are taking for our clients as we ensure that they experience a seamless transition from in-house to remote working. Removing vulnerabilities and ensuring continuity in all aspects of IT.