If you have business systems that feel like they need bringing into the 2020s, you might be thinking about a major IT project.

And that can mean a big commitment – of time, money, effort and headspace.

Watch our latest video for the three things to get straight in your mind before you involve the experts.

A major change to your IT infrastructure isn’t something to be planned in a hurry. So if you’re starting to think about ending it with your current systems and bringing your business into the 2020s, there’s plenty to think about before you commit to another long-term relationship.

If productivity tools aren’t embedded properly within your business, tasks can actually end up taking longer than they should.

In our world of Managed IT Services, we have significant risk that we must mitigate and reduce. We have cybersecurity risks, as we are a high value target for hackers (why attack targets one at a time when you can target a Managed IT Provider and gain access to all of their clients?). We have business continuity risks.

Introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot

Microsoft introduced Microsoft 365 Copilot on March 16th, 2023, its latest push to embed AI into its suite of productivity apps. It may feel like Microsoft is rushing to get AI into its various apps and systems, but they must try to keep up with Google's AI push.

From Alexa to Siri, AI is already all around us, but names like ChatGPT, Dall-E and Jasper have blown up the internet. Let’s decode some of the language

Do you feel like a stranger in a strange land of IT jargon?  Or know just enough to be "dangerous"...?  We steer clear of tech talk as much as possible when we’re working with our clients. But next time you need help with an IT issue, it could save you a lot of time if you have a few words of lingo in your pocket.

IT support is a technical job, and some of the language used can be a bit, well… technical.

So here’s our jargon-free look at the 3 most important areas to discuss with your technology partner.

AI chatbots have taken the world by storm lately. But for all the fun they offer, criminals have been finding ways to use AI for more sinister purposes.