What makes a good AV install?

As a privately owned company founded in 1956, Rutland Plastics started its life moulding flowers and accessories for budgerigars, which had become all the rage after the war. So successful were the products, Rutland Plastics launched

Although buying telephony products and services for your business is often a lot more complex than doing your supermarket shop, there are some similarities. Namely, there are times when you want to make a quick purchase

The last thing you need if you’re working in a care home right now is any concerns around your IT infrastructure. We’re all aware of the challenges care homes have faced recently – and continue to

Multi-academy trusts (MATs) asking how they can improve their finance systems may find the answer in a new partnership uniting market leader, Sage, with education technology specialist AdEPT Education. Following months of rigorous evaluation, AdEPT Education

There is no doubt that of all the industries affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, the leisure and hospitality sector has been one of the hardest hit. But for Barnsley Premier Leisure (BPL), digital transformation has been

Founded in 1907, Benenden Hospital started its life treating postal workers suffering from tuberculosis, which was then spread through the handling of mail. But as infection control improved and the prevalence of tuberculosis declined, the hospital

Comms Business Awards will be announced on 21st July at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London.  Here are our finalists: MSP of the Year AdEPT Technology Group Focus Group Global 4 Communications ITHQ Redsquid AdEPT Technology

When Stuart Johnson visits a client to discuss their cyber security, he does something you wouldn’t expect of someone who has worked in ICT all his life: he keeps his laptop well away, doing so to

Due to the pandemic, flexible working has captured the public’s attention, stoking fierce debate about conventional working practices and even the possibility of a four-day working week. But this topic long predates Covid-19, with one example

If you were to walk into a classroom today, you would see a very different set-up than you would have fifteen years ago.  Instead of chalkboards, you will see Smart TVs, interactive whiteboards, and other high-tech

Coming back to teaching this year came with a host of new challenges, from dealing with the continued existence of the COVID-19 pandemic to increased disruptive behaviour from students. As such, we need new tools to continue to

When Stuart Johnson visits a client to discuss their cyber security, he does something you wouldn’t expect of someone who has worked in ICT all his life: he keeps his laptop well away, doing so to

Did you know over 88% of UK small-medium businesses use cloud computing in their operations? With the recent global Covid-19 pandemic, remote workers have risen. This has created concerns over data security. But how do businesses secure their

Every business, new or old, aims at increasing productivity, efficiency, and the return on investment. To achieve these objectives, a flexible and extensive communication system is invaluable. But the big question is, are all these communication methods

If you were to walk into a classroom today, you would see a very different set-up than you would have fifteen years ago.  Instead of chalkboards, you will see Smart TVs, interactive whiteboards, and other high-tech

In 2017, BT announced that they would stop their public switched telephone network (PSTN) in 2025. Every phone line in the UK would then become a digital one, connecting through the internet. BT’s reasoning was that much

Although buying telephony products and services for your business is often a lot more complex than doing your supermarket shop, there are some similarities. Namely, there are times when you want to make a quick purchase