The operating system you choose affects how you operate your business. From how fast your employees can accomplish tasks to how much of your budget you have to allocate to IT, your choice of OS matters greatly. This article covers all the major consideration points to help you make the right decision for your company.
Over the past few weeks we have been sharing with you our tips for working from home, its security and policies necessary – via email and on our blog. Here’s another, more comprehensive article that we wrote based on our experience and the National Cyber Security Centre’s guidelines for remote working.
Have you wondered why all the geeks use two or more monitors at once? Read this short article to find out!
In Feb 2020, the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau identified 21 reports of fraud where Coronavirus was mentioned, with victim losses of over £800k. That number increased by 400% in March. Beware of emails claiming to be from research organisation’s affiliated with the CDC and WHO.
No matter how smart or innovative your small business is, you are bound to face tech problems from time to time. Many businesses struggle with their tech, and there are a few common problems that seem to arise over and over again. Here are some of the most common tech problems that small businesses face, along with what you can do about them.
Email is a very noisy data highway with over 124 billion business emails exchanged daily. Naturally, this creates a massive honey pot for would-be cybercriminals. Nearly all malware attacks are delivered through email, with phishing attacks–theft cons that target users through email–represent 80 percent of all security incidents.
We are making some changes due to Covid-19. As of this week, we are all working from home.
As the coronavirus spreads across the world, some companies are asking their workers to work remotely as a measure against the spreading of the disease. Here are our top tips for remote working.
Bristol has long been leading the way as one of the UK’s top smart cities by using data and technology to improve the quality of its public services, including transport and connectivity.
Bristol is one of the UK’s major digital hubs, and this is mainly due to the innovative tech companies based in the city. Bristol is part of the high volume of tech companies clustered in the south west of the UK, commonly known as Silicon Gorge. But which are the companies having the biggest impact?