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Make project work a joy with Microsoft Teams

Are you struggling to keep on top of multiple projects? Are colleagues getting frustrated when they’re like ships in the night, unable to get quick responses to questions? There is a solution: Microsoft Teams.

January news: defend and invest

Feeling refreshed after a Christmas break? We’re encouraging business owners and managers to make the most of new year clarity by thinking about where to take your business this year.

5 reasons VoIP is better than traditional phone setups

VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, and even if you’ve never heard of it, you’re probably using it on a regular basis without even realising. If you use services like Zoom, or Facetime then you’ve used VoIP! But what’s the advantage of switching to a VoIP system? Here are our 5 reasons.

Everything you need to know about leased lines

We’re all about demystifying the world of IT for business owners to make the whole thing less daunting. In this article, we’re taking a dive into the world of leased lines.

Can employees use their own mobile phones for work?

Avoid disaster with these security tips for business mobile devices.

Ring ring merrily on high – don’t skip mobile security this festive season

If you were to lose your phone, how confident are you that the business data on it is safe? And, to expand on that, how confident are you that if a member of your team were to do the same thing, that your business data would be safe?

The evolution of ransomware attacks: why everyone is at risk

First developed in the 1980s, Ransomware is software used by hackers to block users from their data until they pay a ransom. Unfortunately, as technology evolves, so does ransomware.

Are you paying enough for IT Support?

Many businesses underestimate the true value of quality IT support. This guide explains how to determine if your current provider delivers the protection, reliability, and strategy your organisation really needs — and the risks of paying too little.