Properly archiving all emails is now imperative to avoid companies losing vital information.IT experts across the South East are regularly contacted by businesses who have had emails deleted or tampered with and are now facing a big problem.

Most South East businesses know that they should set alarms at their premises and lock all the doors at night but many fail to take IT security just as seriously.

Many South East businesses are now eager for the launch of the new Windows 10 operating system (OS) – particularly because it’s being offered free for a year by Microsoft for devices running Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows Phone.

Total devastation of the workplace, including all computer systems, is a nightmare that many businesses in the South East are unprepared for.

An influential study shows many businesses will be using a mix of cloud services and on-premises IT for the foreseeable future.

Many companies in southern England are making the wise decision to outsource their IT services in 2015. A growing number of companies across the UK are choosing to outsource because there is increasing evidence that external IT consultants can run a company’s computing and telephony services better than an in-house IT department — both in terms of cost and quality of service.

Many UK companies urgently need to speak to their IT consultants about switching from the Windows Server 2003 (WS2003) before Microsoft withdraws end of life support (EOL) on 14 July 2015.

Businesses looking for the best IT services provider in the South East should first check which ones have the ISO9001:2008 quality management system certification as firm evidence that they are committed to continually improving business performance.

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WHY is Microsoft ending support for Windows XP and Office 2003? Microsoft Windows XP was launched in December 2001 and Office 2003 in October 2003, both will no longer be supported after 8th April 2014. Microsoft has a policy of supporting these products for a minimum of 10 years hence the announcement has been made. It is therefore very important that any organisation using these versions start...