The possibility of rail strikes serve as a stark reminder to companies to invest in remote working solutions.

Making sure IT services are properly monitored is something businesses ignore at their peril.

Many British companies still make the mistake of buying non-business grade PCs and other devices just to save a few hundred pounds.

It is common sense to replace your traditional PBX telephone hardware with a cheaper and more flexible software solution that uses a broadband connection for voice calls.

The UK Government’s extension of the Connection Vouchers scheme means many more South East businesses can cheaply deploy high-speed fibre broadband to help them expand.

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.