You have likely been using the same applications for some time in your business. While you have been replacing computers and devices regularly to maintain your competitive advantage, the standard software installation have largely remained the same. The programs do the job perfectly and everyone knows how to use them, so what is the point of upgrading?
When cloud applications were first released, nobody really understood what the cloud was or how it could help their business, but as the technology improved, so did the secure and flexible solutions available. Some of the most common cloud applications are Microsoft Office 365 and accounting packages such as Xero and Quickbooks.
But has your business embraced the cloud yet and if not what are the benefits?
What’s the difference between outsourcing and proactive or managed support and why proactive support is much better.
Are you off on a business or personal trip soon? This can also mean making sure your tech is packed and ready for the adventure.
Costs can easily escalate with a new business, and tech is often one of the bigger expenses. Just the sheer number of technologies available can overwhelm and confuse you. The latest tech has amazing features you didn’t know you needed, and suddenly your budget has gone skywards! So how do you get the tech right for your business, without all the headaches and drama?
New computers are generally quiet, but after a while computers can start making some weird noises. These noises may be simple clicks or clunks but your computer may also sound like a jet aircraft about to take off. But when should you worry? Your computer has a number of moving and non moving parts that can make noises and these noises can tell you a lot about its current health.
