It makes sense, doesn’t it? Yet many people stick with the same short password across multiple apps and websites as they can’t remember a long one. Here’s the easy way to help your staff use unique, uncrackable passwords and never forget them.
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Tech Tips Video – 3 ways to become a paperless office
Of course, you’ve heard of the cloud. And that lots of businesses are embracing it. But maybe you’ve never really understood what it is and what the benefits are. The reality is, you’re probably already using the cloud in parts of your business. Our new video explains what it is and whether you should fully embrace it.
August Guide 2021 – 10 apps you didn’t know you had in Microsoft 365
Boost productivity, save time and improve customer experience
Most people see Microsoft 365 as the place to access Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams. But there’s so much more to it than that. There are so many apps bundled in that whatever productivity problem you have in your business right now, the answer could be within 365. Get our new guide. And we’ll tell you about 10 useful Microsoft 365 apps you didn’t even know you already had.
June Video 2021 – OneDrive saves the day as your portable scanner
The data security equivalent to leaving your windows open. We all take great care to keep our homes secure. Yet, some business owners and managers don’t have the same attitude towards their data security. There are many more people trying to access your business’s data than hoping to steal your TV.
Here are the four main ways to improve your business’s data security.
Tech Tips Video – OneNote: The power of translation
If your business works with suppliers and clients overseas, you can use OneNote to translate text automatically. Here’s how to do it.
Tech Tips Video – How to train your team on software when they WFH
As lots of people continue to mix Working From Home (WFH) with being in the office, there are new long-term training needs your business needs to consider. Such as how you will train members of your team on new software.
May Guide 2021 – The data security equivalent to leaving your windows open
It’s always tempting to hold back on purchasing new IT equipment. Yet it can sometimes cost you more if you hang onto equipment for too long.
Did you know that if a device is more than 3 years old, it’s cheaper to buy a new one?
• A 5-year-old PC could cost twice as much to run as a new one
• A 4-year-old PC suffers 55% more security incidents than in its first 3 years
It’s all about getting the balance right between equipment that can be repaired and will happily last another couple of years – versus slow, unproductive equipment that needs to be replaced.
Read our brand new guide now. And you’ll learn 7 signs that will tell you whether you need new computers.
Tech Tips Video – PowerPoint: Raising the game with audio
Love it or hate it, PowerPoint is the most helpful way to influence colleagues during a meeting or video call. There are lots of little tricks hidden within PowerPoint to give you more enhanced communication powers. And here’s one you’re going to love.
Tech Tips Video – MileIQ: An automatic mileage tracker
Does your team forget to track their mileage when driving for business? It can be a real pain. Luckily, a Microsoft app can track mileage automatically for you, and it’s part of Microsoft 365. Here are the details.
April Video 2021 -How to spot a ransomware attack before proper damage is done
One of the terrifying things that can happen to your business is a ransomware attack. This is where hackers take control of your network and encrypt all your data, making it unusable. They won’t undo the damage unless you pay a hefty fee – a ransom fee. The reason they can do so much damage is they secretly break into your system a long time before the attack is launched. The one upside of this is you can keep an eye out for symptoms you’ve been breached. Here are three ways you can see if hackers are already in your system.
