A ‘just in case’ approach to infrastructure capacity planning has been the norm for many businesses. With an eye on avoiding waste (of both resources and budget), this practice is being put under the spotlight, especially with the adoption of cloud solutions and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS).
With senior leaders expecting less than half of staff to return to the office before the end of 2021, your business needs to take these factors into account for successful hybrid working.
Servium CEO, Paul Barlow, shares his reflections on the past year, and what he believes to be the most pressing IT concerns for businesses in the coming months.
Teams need collaboration – wherever they are. With hybrid working set to continue beyond current restrictions, we outline a 3-step guide for ensuring you have the conferencing tech to support your workforce.
Businesses are producing data in higher volumes and a wider range of types than ever. Discover how best to address the storage of such diverse data before it becomes a huge challenge to be overcome.
We provide a brief update on our current approach to Britain's exit from the European Union.
We're proud to announce that we have recently achieved Microsoft Gold Partner status and are pleased to welcome a new Solutions Architect to our team.
With several different variants of Microsoft Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) available on the market, knowing which one is the right option for your business can be tricky. We break each one down to help you identify which is the best fit for you.
It wasn’t that long ago that people were predicting that the PC full stop would be dead and instead we’d be using thinner devices with all the compute powered from the data centre. That’s not come to pass, and in truth neither will we see the death of the desktop. But what we are seeing is a fast-growing mini PC category, that shouldn’t be overlooked.
In today's economy, one cloud rarely fits all. With numerous factors at play, it's likely you'll end up with workloads spread across multiple different clouds, both public and private.
Darren Cooke
