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Broadband speeds have steadily been increasing around the country in the last few years as infrastructure projects have upgraded the old, outdated network.

You will have seen restaurants and cafes that allow diners to bring their own alcoholic drinks and just pay a corkage fee. In some ways, providing Wi-Fi and the opportunity to ‘bring-your-own-devices’ (BYOD) at your business premises is a similar idea.

It is a loaded question, akin to ‘how long is a piece of string’. Personal use of data can be slightly easier to determine but for smartphone users in the workplace, determining how much data everyone will need is another question entirely.

If you are still relying on a traditional Private Branch Exchange or PBX system, now is the time to consider the impact that hosted telephony could have for your business.

With so many mobile phone handsets and packages to choose from, it is difficult to know which one is the right one for you, your business and employees. We take a look at some of the considerations for choosing the best mobile phone.

The smart phone is an essential piece of kit but with the price of handsets running into hundreds of pounds, you may want to invest in a lower priced handset, but without compromising on features and functionality.

Whether it is an extension of your current business or you are starting up a new business in the vibrant city of Glasgow, you will need some level of telecom or IT services.

If you do, what features and functions do they need? What kind of handsets should you opt for – Android or Apple? How much should you be paying?

Is a business landline still needed by a business? Have they become too expensive for the little use that some businesses seem to have of them?

There are many reasons why making a copy or two of your valuable files and information is critical to the ongoing success of your business…