Tech Guide: Learn to talk tech with our IT Jargon Buster
Does IT jargon feel like a foreign language? Although we steer clear of tech talk as much as possible when we’re working with our clients, next time you need help with an IT issue it could save you a lot of time if you have a few words of lingo in your locker.
Technology Insider: February Edition
Have you ever felt like you’ve wasted money on technology that you thought would change your world? In our February edition of the Technology Insider we offer our best advice for making the right tech choices in your business.
Tech Guide: Getting to Grips with Email Security
Research by Deloitte found that 91% of all cyber attacks begin with a phishing email. Here’s what you need to know to make your business email as secure as it can possibly be.
Technology Insider: January Edition
This year kicks off with a look at some useful IT hacks to help cut your energy usage (when load shedding isn’t wreaking havoc).
Your need-to-know guide to Cloud Security
In our new guide, we cut through the jargon to give you all you need to know to protect your business. You’ll discover what you can do for yourself to stay safe in the cloud, and where some professional help will make a big difference.
Technology Insider: December Edition
We start this month off with a look into the future and the “metaverse”. How do you think your business will change when the metaverse arrives? We also rounded up what many experts agree have been the nastiest malware attacks of 2022. Enjoy the read!
Your 2023 Trends Guide
December is a month when many of us take time to plan for the years ahead. Will you keep up? Will you choose the right tech? Here’s our guide to the 8 tech trends that your business needs to be ready for.
Technology Insider: November Edition
In this edition we take a look at what “zero trust” actually means when it comes to security, as well as our usual facts, updates, quiz, Q & A and recommendations.
USB data transfer speeds will soon double
As USB has improved over the years, it’s meant you going out and buying new cables. This time you won’t need to.