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The PC has long been the centrepiece of most business operations but in recent years, Mac computers from Apple have gained a big following.

Many of us will remember the need for a big, awkward server in the business that stored all the important data.

One of the big concerns when you went on holiday was what it would cost you to ring home or use the internet in another country.

Broadband has become an integral part of how many businesses go about their daily jobs.

Wi-Fi has quickly become the standard option for business networks but not everyone has upgraded to one yet. If you still use different ways to connect the internet, here is a look at why you might want to get a Wi-Fi network for your business.

Modern technology is clever stuff and there’s a lot of information out there to help you when something goes wrong. But aside from those minor problems that a quick reboot can solve, who do you call when your business IT infrastructure break?

Ask most customer what the two things they never leave home without and a very large percentage will say their purse or wallet and their smartphone. Mobile phones have become an essential item that travels everywhere with us. We use them for so many things and we also expect to get Wi-Fi wherever we go.

With the spread of the smartphone, it may seem that the days of the landline are numbered. Even for businesses with a set location, more and more mobile phones seem to be sneaking into office use. So, the question is do businesses still need landlines in 2018?

With the ease of access to the internet, companies often question the need for a business mobile phone. If you have more than a couple of employees, it may be an unnecessary expense. But here are some reasons why businesses need mobile phone.

IT support is a crucial part of any business contingency planning – IT system malfunction and this often means needed support from someone with specialist knowledge. But is there a reason why Glasgow companies should use a local IT support company?