Big Tech is always looking for ways to make our working lives better. And over the past couple of years, that’s been a real challenge. But amongst all the productivity boosting and communication improving tools, we’ve still struggled with one thing: battery life.

How to ensure what you are spending on IT is an investment, not an expense.
No matter what industry your business is in, technology is a key part of its operations. And it’s only going to play a more important role in the future.

Can you guess which two giant technology platforms are joining up to make your business communications even more effective? All is revealed in this week’s tech update video.

If a member of your team tells you they need a new laptop or other device because they’ve lost it, don’t just think about the cost.

You’ve also got to consider the data security of the lost device. Here are a few key questions you must ask yourself…

Microsoft’s recently revealed that more than 35.7 billion malicious emails were sent to its customers last year.

Fortunately for us, the tech giant blocked 1,000 of these malicious emails every second of 2021. That’s about 31.5 million seconds.

Many of these attempted attacks came in the form of phishing emails – where attackers attempt to trick us into clicking a link that will install malware onto a device or even across an entire network.

When something’s wrong, you want a responsive IT helpdesk. With our clients we work on all aspects of their technology, especially making sure they have a suitable technology strategy. We’re also there for them when things go wrong. And that’s about having a highly responsive helpdesk. When you’re looking for a new IT support provider, there are two tests you must apply to their helpdesk.

Remote working has really come of age in the last two years.

Many people have loved it, while others realized they preferred an office environment.

But would you guess at how many people would like to make remote working a permanent option?

According to a new report, a whopping 96% of employees want to solely work from home, even when the pandemic is over.

It’s no secret it is critical to backup the servers for any business yet desktops are generally not backed up. While most users know to store important files on the server, the reality is that many users keep important work on their desktops or in their computer's documents folder.

When a server dies because of a bad part, it’s a bad day for everyone. It generally means a business is dead in the water for days or even weeks. There is a lot that can be done to mitigate this risk, however, there are recent developments in the world economy that directly affect you and your organization.