So as an avid follower of the Microsoft TechNet UK blogs, I’m sure by now you have heard all the hype about Windows 10, the great new features and what it can do for your business. I expect some of you have probably even spun up a virtual machine or test device to put it…
So Windows 10 is now out in the wild and millions of people worldwide are already using it – dare I say, quite happily. Now obviously the take up for businesses will be somewhat slower. There is far more to consider not only in the deployment, but the return on investment of both time…
Today’s world is ever moving and ever evolving. Week by week there’s new software, new devices and people naturally want to keep up to date with the latest and greatest. Traditionally, trying to keep your corporate IT in line with this requires an army of staff and deep pockets. The days of a standard issue…
How much do you think your end users know about what is going on behind the scenes in your IT department? Are they even aware of some of the systems that keep your organisation ticking over and enabling them to perform their duties effectively? I suspect the answer to those questions are probably something like…
Training – “The action of teaching a person or animal a particular skill or type of behaviour” To put this into the context of IT, I think most organisations can disregard the animal training, although I have known a few businesses with office pets but we’ll assume they don’t use a Surface Pro. So back…
More than patches 