With Windows 10’s EOL (end of life) scheduled for October 14, 2025, it may seem like there’s plenty of time to prepare. But if you wait too long, you could end up scrambling for a solution as the deadline approaches. Continue reading
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Real World Business Uses of MS Copilot
You have probably seen the buzz about AI and how it is changing the way businesses work. You have probably even wondered about how AI can help your business?
We have put together a short, practical eBook that gives you real-world examples of how to use Microsoft Copilot in tools you already know, like Word, Excel, and Teams. Continue reading
10 Settings to Boost Your Productivity in Windows 11
A lot of people are now using Windows 11 (as of August 2024, Windows 11 had over 31% of the Windows market share) and since Windows 10 retires in late 2025 this will increase significantly over the next year. This blog article will go through some great tips on optimising your Windows 11 experience. Continue reading
AI is Great, but be Careful!
If you’ve been using AI services such as Copilot or ChatGPT in your business, you will know how helpful it can be. Whether analysing a spreadsheet, summarising an email or generating ideas, these AI tools can save you time and effort. But, like any powerful tool, they come with their own risks. One big concern is how they learn from the data they are given. In this article we dive into why this is important and what you need to watch out for. Continue reading
Everything You Need to Know About Microsoft Planner
Many people use Microsoft’s apps to power their business processes. As well as the usual Microsoft apps of Word, Excel and Outlook a lot more businesses are now using Planner, Microsoft To Do, and Project for the web. These tools help keep processes on track and enable task accountability. But they are separate apps and switching between them can be cumbersome and adds more complexity to the daily workflow. Continue reading
What is Microsoft 365 Copilot?
At the moment, AI (artificial intelligence), is the current buzzword and hot topic in computing. The launch of tools like ChatGPT and Google’s Bard have made a big splash and developers are now racing to integrate these new features into their apps. These features will help users by doing part of their work for you. Continue reading
Windows End-Of-Life
Many companies have computers that are still running older operating systems. The systems may only be used occasionally or if they are running customised software that won’t work on newer Windows versions) they may be in use fulltime. The problem is that when operating systems become outdated or end of life, they are not patched which leaves them wide open to cyberattacks. Continue reading
M365 Secure Score – What Is It?
Security should be a priority no matter the size of your business. Microsoft has recognised how hard it is to work out the strength of your security and has come up with a Secure Score measurement in its 365 Defender dashboard. But what is Secure Score, and how does it help your business? This article aims to explains the basics. Continue reading
The Biggest Vulnerabilities that Hackers are Feasting on Right Now
Software vulnerabilities are an unfortunate part of working with computers. A developer works hard to put out a software release with millions of lines of code. Hackers then look for loopholes that allow them to breach that code. Continue reading
Windows 11 – Is It Worth The Upgrade?
Microsoft recently introduced Windows 11 as the company’s latest operating system. When compared to Windows 10, this new OS has variety of features that can increase your productivity and provide a better user experience. Continue reading