Employees frustrated by outdated tech
Businesses are failing to provide their employees with the technology needed to do their jobs efficiently, according to a new survey by Ricoh.
What do I need to know about Windows 10 End of Life?
Microsoft has announced it will cease support for Windows 10 next year, with updates and patches for the hugely popular operating system coming to an end on 14 October 2025.
How to protect your privacy in the AI age
Artificial intelligence is becoming a part of our everyday lives, not just with automation of certain tasks, but with AI features even forming the major selling points of new smartphones, laptops and countless other devices.
Travel scams rise 900%
AI is helping drive a new wave of scams, with Booking.com reporting a 900% increase in those targeting the travel industry.
Is remote working for you?
The benefits of hybrid working have been covered at length, with improved work-life balance and greater freedom among the many reasons why Pew research found 98% of people want to work remotely at least some of the time.
Top Teams tips
Just starting out with Microsoft Teams? There’s much more to Microsoft’s connectivity platform than meets the eye. Here are ten quick tips to get you from novice to expert in no time.
Internet connectivity is good for wellbeing
Amid countless reports concerning the negative impact of web use, and the resultant laws to try and curb its more sinister aspects, some more positive news has been revealed – there’s a link between internet access and improved wellbeing.
Recognise ‘social engineering’ to dodge cybercriminals
Businesses with the best IT defences in the world are still liable to fall victim to cybercrime, if the behaviours of their staff members aren’t also considered.
Microsoft using AI to bridge the gap between flexibility and connectivity
Microsoft has touted its Places platform as a way to solve the “tension” between flexibility and connectivity, as a growing number of employees seek improvements to their work-life balance.
Cyber training for employees – essential but often overlooked
Businesses across the UK spend millions of pounds each year ensuring their systems are secure and their data is best protected against cyber crime. However, there’s one aspect that can often be overlooked, despite it being the most common route in for hackers: employees themselves.
