Category: Technology

Every year, millions of tonnes of electronic waste (e-waste) are discarded worldwide, creating a crisis that many people don’t even realise exists. From outdated smartphones and broken laptops to forgotten cables and discarded appliances, e-waste is piling up at an alarming rate. The problem isn’t just about clutter—it’s a major environmental and health hazard. E-waste […]

Okay, so to offset the risk of alienating those successful traders who perhaps fall between the cracks of the analysis I’m going to be sharing in this post, I have to acknowledge the fact that there are indeed such people. They’re exceptions though – the successful traders who don’t assume the form of those which […]

It’s hard to imagine a modern office without an internet connection, and there are several ways you can go when picking out the right kind of connection for your business. Through that myriad of options, you should strongly consider opting for superfast fibre-optic broadband. It used to be utilized by only the largest and most […]

Autonomous vehicles have officially been given the green light in the UK, and trials of autonomous lorries are now in the pipeline with 8.1 million of funding from the government, according to Sky News. This comes as no surprise to the UK which already has vehicles on the roads that operate with semi-autonomous driving systems, […]

Having to sign on multiple times to access multiple different areas of your company’s IT system can really slow you down. Single Sign On (SSO) is a digital permissions solution which enables authorised personnel to simply enter one single authentication code to access multiple areas.

In this era of technology, every business, no matter the size, should have a functional business website. A mass percentage of commerce has moved to digital mediums, and it would hurt your business to not have a website. The matter of building an engaging web presence is a task for all business owners, but small […]

More and more business IT infrastructure is being sent to the cloud, with hardware such as individual servers becoming essentially obsolete for most companies. However, your business may still need to invest in some IT hardware, and you’ll then face a choice: buy or lease?