Financial decisions can be tricky at the best of times, but when the operational success of your business depends on the tech service you’re buying, it makes sense to go into your search with a clear idea of what you need and how you want to be supported. 

The London business market is teaming with opportunity, but its fast-paced and competitive nature leaves no room for companies that drag their feet, and the most successful are always on the lookout for new ways to make their operation quicker, smoother, cheaper and smarter.

SMEs are the lifeblood of the London economy, disrupting every industry and setting new standards in the UK and across the world. The city is buzzing with a new wave of entrepreneurs and business start-ups, and many of them outsource their IT services in order to help them harness the right tech support to overcome barriers to growth and develop...

The idea that the IT department has sole responsibility for protecting the business might be one of the biggest and most dangerous myths around cyber security. And, with data security and protection so high on the regulator’s list of priorities, it’s a subject that businesses will be forced to look at more closely ahead of the GPDR deadline of May 2018.

Mobile workforces are the power behind thousands of successful operations across the UK, embracing technology as a way to keep efficiency high and overheads low. These remote working task forces are (usually) equipped with the latest laptops, tablets and smartphones to do their job on the go, making device management a top priority for businesses that want...

Business continuity planning is the first line of defence when it comes to protecting your organisation against the unexpected. Fire, flood, theft or malicious attacks on your systems could reduce or permanently damage your ability to do business, causing panic. To avoid such unthinkables, taking precautions and making plans are key to ensuring that any...

It’s an exciting time for businesses, with new technology developing at a staggering rate to bring new opportunities for growth across every industry. IT leaders and Chief Information Officers everywhere may be licking their lips at the thought of what technology could to do enhance their business, but with this ambition comes the need for a strategy that...

It’s a New Year, and as we roll into 2018, the eyes of businesses all over the UK will be focused on GDPR. This is a huge piece of legislation that brings with it a lot of necessary changes regarding data protection and the data rights of the individual, but who is responsible for implementing the data governance policies and systems you need to put in...

The new GPDR legislation expects a lot from organisations, and extensive record keeping of all data protection activities is an obligation that will require a new granular level of detail.

Under the topics of Consent and Legitimate Interest in the upcoming GDPR, performing a balancing test to weigh the reasons a business holds personal data against the data rights of an individual is something marketers, and organisations in general, are going to have to become much more familiar with. Companies will have to make changes to their existing...