Imagine having an assistant that organized your inbox, summarized meetings and documents, or even analyzed business data without complaining.
Now imagine you didn’t even have to pay this assistant.
Too good to be true, right?
Wrong.
This is exactly what Microsoft Copilot can do for your business.
Should you encourage your team to use personal phones, laptops and tablets for work?
It can be helpful for productivity and motivation. BUT only if you do it the right way. That means making sure you have the right rules and protections in place to keep your data and your business safe and secure.
Microsoft 365 Business Standard comes with all the tools you need for a growing business, right?
Well, not necessarily.
You see, as your business grows, so do the risks. Your priority should be keeping your business protected from challenges like cyber attacks and data loss.
Our latest video explains why upgrading to Microsoft 365 Business Premium could be a good business investment.
PCs taking too long to wake up?
Internet taking more coffee breaks than you do?
It might be time to upgrade your hardware.
PCs taking too long to wake up?
Internet taking more coffee breaks than you do?
It might be time to upgrade your hardware.
Is it time to upgrade your phone system?
These days, there are two main technologies to choose from.
Let me explain them so you can pick the right one for your business.
The first is VoIP, an acronym for Voice Over Internet Protocol.
It's a reliable technology.
You may think of your email signature as a digital business card.
It lets people know the different ways they can contact you. It might also strengthen your business branding.
But have you ever stopped to think how all that information can be used for bad?
Cyber criminals can use your email signature to pretend to be you and trick others out of data or money. Likewise, you may be fooled by a genuine-looking email signature that’s not the real deal.
Our latest video explains how to make sure your email signature doesn’t put your business – or others – at risk.
Cyber criminals target all businesses all the time.
That means you and your team will be better protected if you make security a whole business concern, and not just an “IT thing”.
Every single person in your business should understand the risks, and importantly, how to avoid them.
You log on to your computer and find… nothing. No customer data, no project files, no financial information. It’s all gone.
That’s a terrifying thought for any business, and it’s more common than you’d believe.
