It will come as no surprise that global spend on cloud technology is going to be much higher this year compared to previous years. Businesses globally have had to adapt to a world where remote working is more of a necessity than a flexible alternative, and things aren’t likely to change soon.
Gone are the days of being chained to a particular desk or office space; the world has been accelerated into an era of flexible and remote working thanks to COVID-19.
The days of an intranet based on SharePoint being an unwieldy beast sitting on an on-premise server are rapidly becoming a thing of past. Gone are the days of the old admin heavy sites with a rigid, basic looking interface.
The COVID-19 lockdown has forced a shift in habit for millions of businesses, accelerating them into a flexible working era that, prior to the pandemic, seemed quite a way off. In this new era of working from home, businesses of all types have been forced to embrace remote working practices and solutions; enter online meetings.
Microsoft Teams is a business collaboration platform for the 21st century. A place to meet and discuss ideas with colleagues, customers & partners using:
You might recall last month we posted 10 security tips. Hopefully these are all in hand and you have shared them with your colleagues and implemented the best practice advice. Following up; here is the next 10!
We’ve been discussing with our engineering team how to ensure that you are getting the most out of your productivity suites. We decided the best place to start would be to let you in on some of our own secrets. Here are a couple of features that we use to save time which are now included in Office 365.
With much heightened activity around Brexit and the likely hood of a ‘No-Deal’ scenario on 29 March we are continuing to make best preparations for such an eventuality.
Small business owners receive multiple calls from companies pitching the latest trends in technology to save money and make their company more productive. Some of these calls may even employ scare tactics through intimidation that if you don’t go with their services, your business will be bankrupt within a few years.
What does it mean to “move to the cloud”? In this eBook, we break down myths about cloud computing and detail what you really need to know when considering Microsoft Office 365. Download your free eBook and learn:
Sage 200 Standard Online was designed to help business owners manage every aspect of their supply chain through a simple to use stock management system.
Welcome back to your series on Sage 200 Standard Online. Last week we examined how Sage 200 Standard Online, an accounting system, help with managing your financial position and this week we are going to examine how Sage 200 Standard Online can help you change the way you run your business with Cloud Computing. If you wish to receive have access to all four articles now please email us now and we will send you access immediately.
Welcome back to your series on Sage 200 Standard Online. Last week we examined Reasons why Sage 200 Standard Online makes perfect business sense and this week we are going to examine how Sage 200 Standard Online can help you Manage your Financial Position.
We are going to run a series of blogs for the next four weeks about Sage 200 Standard Online, a flexible cloud solution designed for your business of up to 200 employees.
Do you need a virtual CIO?
A virtual CIO performs the same functions as a traditional CIO by collaborating and advising IT departments and developing strategic IT goals, budget planning, and analyzing business processes to accommodate changes in technology.