There have been some high profile businesses affected by the recent attacks by cyber criminals. Over 20% of NHS systems were affected causing many operations to be rescheduled and thousands of staff to revert to paper records. The common issue has been linked to running Windows XP on a majority of the equipment which Microsoft […]
Published: Wednesday, 01 June 2016 10:03 Over the past 20 years Microsoft have continually developed their Windows Server range of products and each time the new version is released most have had a “small business” edition. SBS Version Windows Server version Exchange SQL Server Max users Notes Backoffice […]
We often find users have difficulty remembering passwords and end up using the same password for their pc login and email accounts and every website including important sites such as their bank and credit cards. As a result we have heard of individuals getting caught out by the “social” hackers tricks, where you sign up for […]
Published: Thursday, 17 July 2014 15:07 This week I’ve mainly been working with the wonderfull world of VLANs. When a network grows to a certain size or your running VOIP on your network you may consider separation of the data to improve the network performance. You can do this either by buying separate switches and […]
Does your team share files and information through email? When you are updating a sales proposal from the road can you get to the latest copy at 2am? Tired of buying personal printers for every employee in the office? Should I go cloud or on-premiss or virtual? If you’ve answered yes to any of these […]
Seeing double or Improve your staff productivity without breaking the bank. A number of clients have used multiple screens connected to their pcs over the years and with the cost of large 20in plus monitors falling to under £100 each is it still worth running multiple monitors? The basic principle of running a single screen […]
I often get asked by customer who are trying to understand what they need to know when buying a PC or Laptop, I normally talk them through a simple analagy relating to cars (which most people understand): The PC Car analogy The CPU within a computer is like a cars engine, the faster it runs, […]