Technology from computer hardware, computer software, Saas, voip, cloud computing, smartphones to help small and medium sized businesses grow
The way in which businesses are required to process credit and debit card transactions is likely to stay much the same in 2016 following the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council’s (PCI SSC) decision to implement just one update to its guidelines this year.
Technology continues to evolve rapidly, so much so it’s impossible to know for certain where the world will be in five years’ time. For example, at the turn of the millennium, who would have thought there would now be more mobile devices than humans?
Twitter, eBay, LinkedIn and about a dozen other technology giants file legal brief supporting Apple in its iPhone encryption row
TechHub Swansea launches nation’s first accelerator programme for next big tech players
If you run a small or medium-sized business, then you will know all too well how important it is to make savings wherever possible. With the world of technology always evolving and moving forward, it can be hard to keep up with the latest trends and fashions when you are on a restrictive budget.
If there is one thing that businesses seem to be spending more and more on, it is call costs. This is because business is increasingly being conducted on a global scale and there are more reasons than ever to call other countries.
Shadow IT has become an increasing problem for IT departments across the world. While most CIOs have an inkling that employees in their enterprise have managed to sneak a few personal applications past the IT department, the problem could be far more prevalent than originally thought.
The introduction of computers in the workplace has transformed the way in which we conduct a huge variety of business tasks.
Company acknowledges bug which causes meter to display wrong percentage charge when date and time settings altered
Close your eyes and think about the words “search engine optimisation”. What’s the first thing that you think of next? I’m betting that it’s Google. It’s perfectly natural, we all do it.
Instant messaging is now a major part of office communications. Until recently your invite-only Slack channels, private Gmail chats, and other social media interactions throughout the day were your business.
Tesla’s owner, Elon Musk, has said it is an “open secret” that Apple is making a rival electric car.
Mark Zuckerberg has announced one ambitious new year’s resolution for 2016: he wants to build a butler robot.
Almost every business now has an online presence. It can be the first thing a potential customer sees of your business and with the level of global competition businesses now face, first impressions mean everything. If you are looking to convert potential customers online into paying and returning customers, you need to design a website that’s tailored to the user’s experience.
Can you remember a time before wireless network connectivity? When meetings were done face-to-face in imposing boardrooms, ballpoints were akin to iPads, and you had to physically connect your computer to the keyboard, mouse and printer using that time-forgotten component — the cable.
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