Technology is essential for most SMEs, whether it’s for delivering emails, despatching orders or just chasing unpaid debts.
Category: Technology
Technology from computer hardware, computer software, Saas, voip, cloud computing, smartphones to help small and medium sized businesses grow
Are the Latest Mobile Trends Driving Short-Term Behaviour?
Mobile technology is without a doubt the fastest moving industry out there. As fast as analysts define a new category of products, so they are outdated.
Review: Logitech BCC950 ConferenceCam
The Logitech BCC950 ConferenceCam is a pretty serious webcam, with the ability to transmit continuous 1080p HD video along with full-duplex audio.
Review: TP-Link Wi-Fi TL-WA860RE which will double your Wi-Fi signal
Everyone expects a good internet connection everywhere these days, so weak Wi-Fi signals, dead spots and slow connections must be banished. If you have a large office or one that has dead spots a Wi-Fi extender like a TP-Link TL-WA860RE could be what you need.
Review: HP Officejet Pro X576dw Multifunction printer
HP’s Officejet Pro X576dw Multifunction Printer is more than a credible alternative to more expensive lasers on nearly every point from speed, to scanning, to running cost.
Convey more of your message with HD video conferencing
HD video conferencing is a great resource for communication in business, education, and personal interactions.
How can retailers cope with the ‘Kate’ effect
As another small British business fell victim to the ‘Kate’ effect, when the Duchess of Cambridge stepped out in the £450 navy ‘Naomi’ shift dress by Madderson London we look at how retailers can capitalise and not collapse when opportunity comes knocking.
The history of Video Conferencing
Video conferencing has come a long way in the past three decades. The modern version of video conferencing allows you to have online video communications from almost any locations around the world
Cyber Predictions For 2015
2014 has witnessed a significant increase in reported cyber hacks and related financial losses either due to prosecution, loss of reputation and even job loss due to non reaction to an event.
Web hosting: From bugs to backups, what you need to know
When choosing the best web host for your business, Daniel Foster, co-founder and technical director of 34SP.com covers the most essential services and features everyone should look for in their provider.
Securing the future: Using predictive analytics to seek out hidden threats
The only thing that you can be certain of in life is, that nothing is certain. For thousands of years the human race has tried to prove otherwise.
4 ways to sell technology (and almost anything else)
Modern technology is designed with user experience (UX) at the forefront. Customers want all the latest features, but they also want something that is easy and fun to use.
Why understanding Google Shopping should be your number one priority
Modern retail marketing can be a minefield. Like countless others, when you think you’ve got to grips with the latest trend, software or technique, something new comes along.
The Three Phases of SMB Adoption of Big Data
As the Big Data market continues to grow, there are now very few organisations which do not have already, or at least plan to start studying or implementing a strategy to use their data.
6 months on – Have we learnt from our Heartbleed Mistakes?
David Sandin, product manager at Clavister, looks at whether we have heeded the lessons of Heartbleed bug, the implications of Shellshock and the future security of open-source coding.
