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Are you ready to choose a new phone system for your business but are a little unsure which to go for? Seeing lots of features but uncertain which ones you really need? Here are some tips to help you make a decision

Phishing, malware and ransomware are three of the most common types of cyber security threats that businesses face. We hear about them all of the time but what do these terms really mean and how could they impact our businesses?

Cloud based phone systems are the evolution of the traditional phone system and no longer require a normal connection to a phone line but instead send phone calls over the internet.

Every business in existence is concerned about business cyber security – or they certainly should be. If they aren’t, then they are leaving themselves open to a wide range of problems and potentially costly issues. But what are the most key areas you should be concerned with when it comes to cyber security issues?

If you get a good number of incoming or outgoing phone calls to your business property, you will quickly find that a multiline phone system is the solution. This allows you to use a number of lines both internally and externally and comes with a range of different features. But how do you decide if your business needs one?

As with all tech, computers have something of a lifespan. As they get older, you run into more problems like the Blue Screen of Death, slow loading or a range of random silly problems that can cause chaos. But how do you know when to renew your computer to avoid these problems but not spend money before you need to?

There’s been a lot in the news about 5G, the latest network that is slowly starting to spread around the UK. But what is 5G and should your business consider an upgrade when it reaches your area?

There’s no doubt that Microsoft Office has that instant name recognition and reliability factor that makes it a top option for businesses of all kinds. Among the different Office 365 solutions, there is everything from word processing and spreadsheets to collaboration tools and cloud storage. So, is it the software option for you?

If you are a diehard Windows 7 fan who has never upgraded to the newer versions of the operating system, then there’s some bad news – Microsoft have announced its End of Life date as January 14th, 2020. Or sooner, if you don’t download the recent security update. So how do you prepare for Windows 7 end of life?

The government is committed to extending full fibre internet connections to all of Britain and in March 2018, they accounted the £67m Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme. But what is it and could your business use it?