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The UK government has recently announced plans to narrow the digital divide in schools and colleges with a £45 million investment to improve connectivity and wireless networks during 2025.

Contact centre operators running legacy on-premises solutions face critical decisions as they modernise and migrate to the cloud. For Avaya customers, this challenge has become even more complex with Avaya's strategic pivot to focus on larger enterprises and hybrid cloud solutions.

Universities across the UK are already preparing for the crucial Clearing period - a time to connect with prospective students and ensure every remaining course place is filled. For students, it’s a vital second chance to achieve their ambitions, and for universities, it’s a key opportunity to showcase their strengths.

As a leading managed service provider (MSP) we understand that for the NHS and other public healthcare organisations the deployment of Microsoft 365 is unique. Our Microsoft 365 Management services include all the core functionality you’d expect covering Office, EMS and Windows Enterprise but also includes your specific NHS configurations and processes such as TANSync, Hybrid Identities, Single Sign On (SSO) and the NHS joiners movers and leavers process (JML) with its linkage to NHS Mail and the Electronic Staff Record (ESR).

Enhance your patients care, improve operational efficiency, and stay competitive by maximising use of your investments in Microsoft 365

Welcome to the future of work The way we work has evolved, and so have the tools, platforms, and devices we rely on. As many of us have embraced hybrid or flexible work patterns, the expectation to work seamlessly online from various locations has become the norm. But is your technology up to the task?

Academic institutions are going through a large-scale change in the way they communicate. Yet, many institutions still rely on outdated systems that struggle to cope with these demands. The solution is a cloud-based communication system that works with institutions to improve processes.

Understanding EDR, XDR, and MDR Cyber security can be a minefield for jargon. With the landscape changing so quickly, there seems to be a new acronym or buzzword every week, often meaning the same or similar things as those that already exist. Three common cyber security approaches—Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Extended Detection and Response (XDR), and Managed Detection and Response (MDR)—help organisations detect and mitigate threats. But what do they mean, how do they compare, which is right for you? Let’s break it down.

Cyber attacks have always been a significant challenge for businesses, but the rise of remote and hybrid working in recent years has greatly expanded the risk landscape, and as such achieving compliance in an increasingly digital and unpredictable working landscape has become more crucial. This blog examines: How the rise of hybrid work has impacted the cyber security landscape What compliance means and why it matters Flexible hybrid work comes with higher cyber security risks. While hybrid work comes with so many advantages, it also presents huge levels of risk for your business.