Not all internet connections are created equal. This article can help businesses to focus on the key questions they should ask and responses they should hear when shopping for internet service.

Last week saw a massive outbreak of malware targeting Windows PC’s. We wanted to take a moment and explain what happened and what you can learn from it.

Numbered versions of Windows are a thing of the past but we’re only days away from the Windows 10 Creators Update, which releases on April 11^th. Let’s take a look at the most interesting changes.

Ransomware gets mentioned a lot lately. Whether we’re talking about recent hacks, or just stuff you should watch out for online. However, a lot of people don't know how often it's actually occurring. For context, in 2016 there were 4,000 daily ransomware attacks.

Microsoft Office 365 continued to evolve throughout 2017, which is great news. The downside of that evolution is that it can be tough to keep track of what’s new in Office 365, which is why I’m going to highlight some of the biggest changes that happened to Office 365 in 2017.

Is your Disaster Recovery Plan a Total Disaster? Luckily, there are a few tell-tale signs that your disaster recovery plan might be a total disaster and I’m going to run them down for you. 

So, you’re using Office 365. It’s a great product that offers a lot of benefits. However, there’s a big difference between replication (which you do get in Office 365) and a backup (which you don’t).

You’re probably going to spend about 31 hours in unproductive meetings this month.  Which is why you should look closely at some of the lesser-known Office 365 apps to see how they can help you avoid booking another bloody meeting.

Windows 10 might not be free anymore, but there are still a lot of computers that will need to upgrade over the coming years. With that in mind, we wanted to offer a few quick words of advice on what to watch out for when you upgrade to Windows 10.