Cloud computing is made up of a variety of hardware and software resources, available online and managed as a third-party service. It includes:

Business needs change all the time and the tech savvy pay attention to ever-evolving technology, adapting and improving their processes at the same pace as IT trends allow. Even if your business can’t embrace every new change that comes along, it’s important to keep up with the conversation so you understand the opportunities out there and where the next...

In one of our earlier blogs, we discussed the various considerations you can’t afford to overlook when planning an office relocation for your business. From floorplanning to IT to the logistics of getting everything from one location to another and setting up with a minimum of fuss or disruption, we know first-hand that there is a lot that needs to be done...

Computer jargon can sound like a foreign language if you’re not part of the IT crowd, and if you work with teams who are fluent in all things techie, you run the risk of falling into the dreaded ID-10T trap (techie code for idiot).  

Last September we wrote about our own experience of relocating our office space, so we know first-hand that it can be a difficult, stressful project to undertake and we don’t envy the office manager who has to oversee the project from start to finish without a break in business continuity.

Even small businesses or agencies with aspirations of growth understand IT is vital for productivity and operational success, but not all of them have the desire to master the art of IT management. 

Small businesses and agencies are renowned for running tight ships. A ‘survival of the fittest’ mentality keeps them on their toes and the most forward-thinking are using technology wherever they can to stay ahead of the competition, save money and explore opportunities for growth.

Office Managers are unsung heroes. They do the invisible jobs most of us take for granted, but there’s no doubt about it - they earn their keep as the ‘go to’ person for just about everything.

The rise of creative agencies, shared offices and even pop up businesses has given designers a whole new world to play in. Boardroom tables are being tossed in favour of G Plan furniture, bean bags are replacing the swivel chair and slides have even appeared in buildings to save more playful employees the effort of taking the stairs.

Two weeks ago we occupied 4,000 sq ft of loft office space in almost fashionable Vauxhall. We owned a Rocket Espresso R58 dual boiler coffee machine with the latest V2 edition rotary pump...