Cloud services are become more common for business use. They are convenient, make working remotely easier and have more and more features added over time.
However, are you sure that your business data is secure?
Our latest video will tell you about 3 things you can do today to make sure that your data is as secure as possible
The growth of cloud computing has completely changed how we work. But security in a cloud environment can create a long list of its own challenges.
In our new guide, we cut through the jargon to give you all you need to know to protect your business. You’ll discover what you can do for yourself to stay safe in the cloud, and where some professional help will make a big difference.
Microsoft Teams has fast become one of THE most useful business tools for the way we work today.
No matter where your people work from, they can communicate and collaborate quickly and reliably.
But this remote way of working can also open the door to some MAJOR security issues.
New research shows that nearly HALF of employees frequently share confidential and sensitive files via Teams.
That can be a big problem if employees are using personal equipment rather than company issued kit… it’s simply not as secure as work devices.
Microsoft’s decided to retire and rework an AI tool that could not only recognise our facial features, but also identify our mood.
Azure Face is an emotion recognition tool. These are highly criticised by experts who believe they violate human rights.
Microsoft has just published the updated version of its Responsible AI Standard.
It wants AI to be a positive force in the world, and says it recognised Azure Face has the potential to be misused.
It seems like it’s not goodbye for good for the AI facial recognition technology though. Although the public won’t be able to access it, Microsoft sees the value of controlled access for specific needs, such as assistance for the visually impaired.
People have come to rely on MS Teams for hybrid working and communicating but it can be frustrating sometimes.
When you start your computer it automatically opens. It can be disabled from doing this.
In Windows 11 this is a simple change. You can still manually start Teams when needed but this video will show you how to prevent it starting each time you start your computer.
When you own or manage a business, your cognitive load can be overwhelming.
Not only do you have your own work to think about, but your focus often has to be split between that and what your people need from you.
That can mean interruption after interruption; a mounting to-do list; and never quite achieving that work/life balance. Which was probably one of your main goals when you started your business.
Imagine hours to get on with your most important tasks, without any interruptions from your team.
It’s the dream isn’t it?
A major update to Windows 11 will help you work with zero distractions. Our new video shows you how.
The use of Microsoft Teams has just exploded in the last few years, and it now boasts 270 million people using it every month.
Of course, it was the right tool at the right time when we all rushed to working from home at the start of the pandemic.
But the growth of Teams has continued, even if some believe the growth has slowed down a little recently.
Teams is so important to some businesses, that the owners and managers wonder how they ever managed without it.
Teams gives us the ability to stay connected wherever we’re working, and to collaborate on projects with no fuss.
Many business we discuss Microsoft Teams with agree it’s an incredible tool for communication and collaboration.
There are many clever tricks you can do with Teams. Here are three you might not have seen before.
Productivity tools have come in very handy in the last couple of years and have developed rapidly in that time.
But for many of us, there is nothing better than a list.
Microsoft’s List tool could be an option for you.
What our latest video which will show you how it integrates with teams and other apps you use.