The technologies that could transform the legal industry
The legal industry faces unique challenges when it comes to technology. They must adhere to compliance standards and maintain client confidentiality while managing and signing sensitive documents. These strict processes have made it increasingly difficult for many legal firms to stay agile and digitally transform. In a 2018 legal survey, only 30% of firms had […]
Our key predictions for cloud in 2021
The pandemic has created a challenging and threatening environment for businesses over the last year. Perhaps a silver lining to a bleak 2020 was that many teams were forced to modernise their IT practices in order to remain buoyant. With mass adoption of cloud solutions to enable flexible working, and an unprecedented surge in AI […]
It’s never been easier to introduce Windows Virtual Desktop into your business
As organisations are increasingly adopting flexible working methods, their technology must also adapt to suit. Beyond just adopting solutions for communication, modern businesses need to keep their data secure and their employees safe from threat in a way that suits their budget and resources. Microsoft’s Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) has proven uniquely placed to cater […]
IT priorities for small businesses in 2021
Small businesses are poised to enter a new year that, for the first time, is focusing on creating fewer in-person connections with customers, rather than more. The rapid digitalisation of the past year has created an environment where SMBs must adapt to remain competitive. The priorities of small businesses are shifting as a result, towards […]
Remote education – technology tools for success
Students across the world have been met with a very atypical environment this educational year. They’re trading desks in classrooms for virtual learning spaces, and teachers have so far been faced with many challenges associated with this kind of learning. Whilst nothing will replace in-person teaching, education has been trending towards remote learning for some […]
A business telephony upgrade could be the answer for a sustainable future
According to the latest UK government report, 46.6% of those in employment worked from home in April. In the short term, working remotely is keeping employees safe amid the coronavirus pandemic, but there’s growing evidence to suggest that companies will benefit from remote working after the Covid risk has subsided. Though lockdowns have been a […]
Using Microsoft Lists to stay on top of packed workloads
The COVID-19 pandemic forced many businesses to shift to remote work, and some were left scrambling to invest in the right technology to support their new work environment. Now restrictions have lessened in regional areas and businesses are adapting to the conditions, many companies are opting to continue remote working practices. In order to support […]
How can virtual desktops improve employee satisfaction during uncertain times?
Rewind a year ago and many businesses were hardwired in their offices. Virtual desktops were viewed as an optional luxury, adopted only by enterprises and businesses for whom remote working was non-negotiable. A year on, and not only has the adoption of cloud solutions like virtual desktops increased unprecedentedly, but so has the belief that […]
Simplifying the long-term transition to secure remote work
COVID-19 changed the way many companies around the world do business, forcing employees to work remotely from their homes. Offices might be starting to open again now, but many businesses are instead choosing to continue work from home practices. Reduced expenses, increased flexibility, and improved employee satisfaction are all considerable driving factors that motivate businesses […]
Managing devices securely in a remote working climate
Despite the government encouraging businesses to return to the office, many are still operating fully remote workforces. This is due, in part, to the growing realisation that working remotely has not had the negative effect on productivity that was initially feared back in March 2020, at the outset of the Covid-19 lockdown – in fact, […]