Openreach, the UK’s largest broadband network provider, is switching off copper cables because it is part of a national effort to modernize the country’s telecommunications infrastructure. Copper cables, which have been in use for over a century, are not capable … Read More
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Cost effective computer upgrades
Is your computer running slow? Below are some of the upgrades and services we offer that can bring a bit of extra life out of your PC at a fraction of the cost of a new one. If you are … Read More
Issues with Samsung Email App
Update Android OS Some of you have reported issues with the Samsung email app crashing or not starting. This is due to several updates that need to be implemented in order to resolve. Make sure you download and install the … Read More
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Advice for Businesses
As the number of reported cases of the virus increases, organisations are worrying about their work force and business continuity. This article is advice and practical steps you can take in your business on how you can best work and … Read More
Admin Roles on Social Media
There has been a recent post about an alleged local sex offender and want to point out that although this is an appalling crime, one that I hope the police are fully investigating, it is actually a criminal offence (amongst … Read More
Windows 7, Windows 2008 Server and Office 2010 End of Support
If your business is still using Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 (Inc. Small Business Server 2008), then now is the time to consider your options on upgrading. Microsoft is officially dropping extended support for all of these on January 14th … Read More
Data Retention Policies
What is a Backup Retention Policy? A Backup Retention Policy governs the time that you keep backed up data, with it you would also consider the archive rules, format, method of storage, access policy and encryption. All of which must … Read More