Technology from computer hardware, computer software, Saas, voip, cloud computing, smartphones to help small and medium sized businesses grow
In an era of highly advanced business communication proven by the numerous innovations that emerged in recent years, it would be easy to assume that faxing will soon be extinct. While modernisation has indeed made different forms of communication obsolete in the past? Aisling Brennan, from eFax asks whether the fax machine is still relevant.
Google has launched its first touchscreen laptop, the Chromebook Pixel, which brings a super-high resolution display but at a premium price point.
Whatever the future holds for small business, it’s a sure fire certainty that we are going to see an increased reliance on technology as the years roll by. E-invoicing, high speed broadband, 4G – all emerging technologies which, sooner or later, businesses are going to have to consider, or face falling behind the competition.
Greg Poulson of web developers and SEO specialists Freetimers looks at how advances in internet technology have affected businesses, offering an insight into the future.
Running a business can be stressful for so many reasons. There’s the hours involved in making sure everything’s running as smoothly as possible, the constant travelling and above all else, there’s the pressure to make sure that the business is financially viable.
More than half of small businesses in the UK have either bought or downloaded illegal software – according to research conducted by the leading global advocate for the software industry.
Business servers older than five years are costing businesses all over the UK millions of pounds every year, warn Coventry IT experts Netmetix Limited.
Choosing a software developer is often a difficult task – much like choosing the builder for your dream home. If you go to the extreme of hiring the cheapest developers you will most likely end up with an amateur and a nightmare on your hands. At the other end of the scale, very few businesses can afford vanity projects by working with the biggest names in the business.
Having seen its market share drop by more than half in the last year alone Research In Motion (RIM) is hoping today’s launch of the BlackBerry 10 will reverse its fortunes.
When we looked to review this Samsung ChromeBook we weren’t quite sure what to expect when but on opened the box and flicking the switch, it really exceeded all possible expectations and was a sad day when Richard Alvin packed it away to be returned…
The Gemini Joytab 9.7″ tablet PC is a sharp-sturdy android tablet computer with 9.7 inch capacitive touch screen.
Enterprise employees are increasingly bringing their own wireless smartphones and tablets to the office, and they expect them to work in all locations. The “bring your own device” (BYOD) trend threatens to swamp enterprise network capabilities and make for a lot of dissatisfied users.
TomTom has launched a new app that makes it easier for drivers to keep an accurate log of their trips using their smartphone. The new WEBFLEET Logbook app for Android and iPhone helps drivers and businesses reduce mileage claim administration and creates reliable logs to help with tax compliance.
A hotly-anticipated smartwatch, which was created thanks to $15m (£10m) in crowdsourced funding, is to be made available this month.
David Craddock, Chief Executive of High Performance Computing (HPC) Wales explains how supercomputing technology can transform the competitiveness of SMEs in a wide range of sectors.
