Meetings in Microsoft Teams have evolved significantly since Teams' initial release in 2017 with COVID-19 being a catalyst for adoption across organisations.
Breakout rooms have become even better, helping you manage your meetings and fostering creativity and communication.
In a world where most of our working day, including meetings, is conducted online, it's now more important than ever to be mindful of working safely and securely.
Multi-vendor DDoS attacks are on the rise, and businesses must protect themselves from the devastating consequences.
Backup is one of the most important strategies for protecting your business continuity and ensuring in the face of a disaster whether natural or man-made. Without a backup plan in place, critical data essential to the running of a business can be lost for good, the results of which can be catastrophic.
With increasing regulatory scrutiny and workers communicating through multiple platforms, there is growing pressure on Compliance and IT Managers and senior leaders to ensure every conversation is not only recorded but accessible and auditable in real-time.
At the start of the pandemic, the demand for Microsoft Teams grew. Working from home is set to be the new normal and it stands to reason then that there is an ever-increasing amount of vital data in Teams that needs protecting.
Managed backup helps protect against the modern-day disaster of many kinds; loss of a server, Ransomware, cyberattack. Businesses of all shapes and sizes have long looked for ways to protect their information.
Cloud backup is becoming an increasingly common method of secondary data storage. The word ‘Cloud’ is a common one on the lips of many people who manage large datasets.
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