Business Continuity
How can you use the latest FTTC fast broadband?
The latest fast broadband provides speeds of upto 40Mb download and 10Mb upload. These speeds could drastically change the way that businesses work and how home users interact with the internet.
A fast broadband connection, using FTTC, is cost effective
Read the rest of this entry »What is Outlook Anywhere?
Outlook Anywhere, also known as Outlook over http, allows you to connect to your Exchange Server when you are out of the office, without the need for a VPN. It is especially useful with using a laptop on the road, or if you regularly work
Read the rest of this entry »Why create an email archive?
There are a variety of different reasons why your business should have an email archive. These include:-
- Legal Compliance
- Performance improvement
- Protection of Your Intellectual Property
- Business Continuity
In general all of the above come down to getting a copy of your email into
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Business Continuity, Is your business disaster proof?
Do we really need Business Continuity for Small Businesses? The snow and general bad weather, at the beginning of the year in the UK, meant that many people were unable to get into work for a while. Did you loose business as a
Read the rest of this entry »Advantages of VoIP Phone Systems
One of the advantages of VoIP (Voice over IP) phone systems is they that differ from a traditional phone system in the way that they work, the costs involved and the flexibility of the system. The key things that you can do with a phone system, make
What does a UPS do?
A UPS, or Uninterpretable Power Supply, is more than just a big battery that cuts in if you get a power cut. There are 2 different types of UPS, online and offline, the most common type is an online UPS which is what we will

