Crashing computers and slow internet connections are by far the biggest gripe for UK office workers demonstrating that many British companies simply aren’t investing enough in their IT services.

Many growing companies are choosing Microsoft 10 Enterprise because of the enhanced security it offers.

The misery of seemingly endless strikes disrupting Southern Rail’s services and adding to traffic problems on the region’s roads is prompting more companies to use remote working solutions.

Many companies think they have good IT security to protect them from external attacks but are still vulnerable to insider threats.

Microsoft’s purchase of LinkedIn has left many people scratching their heads in bewilderment. Where does this acquisition fit into Microsoft’s long-term strategy?

Ofcom’s decision to legally separate Openreach from BT could be good news for South East businesses yearning for the faster delivery of essential broadband services.

Many companies simply don’t invest enough time and budget in IT training for their employees. The result is lower productivity and higher running costs.

Be warned, the Internet of Things (IoT) may have lots of good things going for it – but it’s also a major threat to security for UK companies.

The launch of Microsoft Server 2016 heralds the time for many UK businesses to start preparing for their next server upgrade.

Microsoft has opened three new UK data centres to support its Azure platform of cloud services and many major organisations are already signing up.