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IT is often viewed as a cost centre, but recent research shows IT teams are saving organisations significant sums.
How? By delivering remote working solutions that help organisations retain/recruit knowledge workers.
While smartphones have changed our lives, the mobile networks underpinning them have appeared to change little in the past decade.
However, those networks are about to get interesting again.
Every Phone to be a Satellite Phone?
One of the major consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a seismic shift towards working from home.
Working from home not only enabled businesses to continue operating throughout the pandemic, it also proved popular.
Workers were able to spend less time and money commuting, and more time with their families.
For those of you not familiar with the barnstorming Netflix series, now in its second series, Stranger Things tells a Steven King-esque tale of scary monsters and plucky middle school heroes, set rigidly in the 1980s, complete with nostalgia and outdated technology.
Office-phobes rejoice - remote working is quickly becoming the norm for 21st century workers! No longer do you have to deal with boring water-cooler chats, washing machine politics or the risk of having your lunch stolen from the fridge: the office of the future is based wherever you would like it to be.
It’s easy to label ageing technology as obsolete without really considering whether or not it could have a place in the modern world. However, when it comes to Bimodal IT, many CIOs still hold the belief that it remains the best environment for fostering innovation*.
It's not just server applications that are migrating to the cloud. Business telephony is heading there too.
That's according to the latest research by telecoms consultancy Cavell Group.
It found that UK business demand for hosted VoIP services surged by 31.9% in 2015, bringing the total number of seats (end-user subscriptions) to 2,175,065.
Brace yourself, winter travel chaos is coming.
The Met Office has predicted colder and wetter weather than usual in December and January. With this warning comes the very real risk of employees failing to show up for work due to weather and transport woes, which will cause major disruption to businesses across the UK.
Planning to work from home? Here’s how to make your work-from-home day incredibly productive:
1. Set An Objective For The Day To Complete Sizeable Tasks A, B and C. Don’t Let The Work Day End Till You’ve Completed Them
I probably shouldn’t tell you this, but some of our customers are paying us too much money.
How? By renting ISDN30 circuits when they could switch to SIP Trunks and save themselves a packet.
God knows we've tried to tell them:
Every day, millions of people waste an hour travelling on packed trains and congested roads, at great expense, to get to offices where they'll do work that could just as easily have been done at home.
Your company's employees are likely to be among them.
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