Data breaches in Australia are still rising meaning many companies remain unprepared. So, what can you do to recover in the event of a data breach? More importantly, what can you do to prevent falling victim to hackers?
Do you find that you frequently run into problems with your IT equipment that prevent your employees from getting on with work? Are your laptops and desktops running so slowly that people need to spend hours completing tasks that should take minutes?
COVID-19 has changed the way we work now and into the future, the Remote worker is here to stay. What does this mean for businesses from a technology viewpoint?
NBN and VoIP Be Ready As the nbn is rolled out many people are asking do I need to do anything? Do I need to switch to the nbn? [...]
Statistics don’t lie and Australian small to medium businesses need to be prepared and able to defend themselves effectively against being hacked.
Whether you’re a start-up, a local, medium-sized business or a global corporation, you probably depend on applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel. Today’s work environment requires employees and businesses to be more collaborative and to be able to work on documents, files remotely, on multiple devices and at various times of the day.
Many small to medium-sized businesses face numerous challenges with regards to IT. We explain what some of these challenges are and how you can overcome them.
The Cloud explained Why Migrate? Data stored in the cloud refers to data that’s saved on remote servers in data centres rather than in-house servers or your computer’s hard drive. You can use the internet to access applications and data stored on remote servers, which is widely known as cloud computing. Because information is stored remotely, you can access it using any device with an internet connection
From the 14th January 2020, Microsoft’s support for Windows 7 will be ending. This means that, from this date onwards Microsoft will no longer be issuing security updates, patches or providing technical support for devices that are running Windows 7, Windows Server 2008/R2, Exchange Server 2010 and Small Business Server (SBS) 2011.
Simply put is your business ready to connect to the nbn™ access network?The network is rolling out across Australia and it is important for a business to be prepared for the transition so that the risk of disruption is minimised by the disconnection of your existing landline infrastructure.
