18th February 2020
The cloud and ever faster internet connections have changed the way we work. Today, up to 50 percent of the UK’s workforce are clacking away on their keyboards at home, in cafes, co-working spaces, or anywhere with WiFi. A large number of small to mid-sized businesses are fully supported by employees working from home. There’s even a national holiday for working remotely. Read more
24th January 2020
The cloud has seen rapid growth over the past decade. From a $56.6 billion industry in 2014 cloud computing services are now forecasted to reach $331 billion in 2022. This growth is fuelled by an increasing number of organisations big and small who are adopting a digital-first strategy built largely on the cloud.
9th January 2020
For the last 20 years EvolvIT has gone from strength to strength and as a result we are now looking to enter a phase of growth through acquisition. This will allow us to bring in new talent, new clients and new capacity to grow and become better at what we do. As such we’re on the lookout for managed service providers (MSPs) who might be thinking about selling their business, so if this is you then get in touch.
First though, you might appreciate reading our guide to selling your MSP business, which delves into the ins and outs of what’s involved.
18th December 2019
Data loss is a serious risk that businesses face. A whopping 70 percent of employees and business owners experience some form of data loss every year.
The effects can be devastating. More than half of businesses who suffer catastrophic data loss go under in 6 months or less. Yet even with the ever-present, potentially fatal threat, the majority of businesses are poorly prepared.
27th November 2019
While the computing needs of a small or medium sized business may be considerably lower compared to that of huge enterprises, they still represent a major draw on resources. In fact, small businesses spend a considerable chunk of their revenue on technology and infrastructure. A good amount of that budget goes to managing data and equipment.
29th October 2019
To many people, Windows is the most recognisable operating system out there and one they grew up with. As well as being the most well-known and used desktop operating system, it also dominates the global OS market, beating the likes of Apple’s OS X, year after year. With Microsoft Office’s robust suite of apps that dominate the business world, as well as home computing applications, it comes as no surprise then that, even for consumers who prefer the portability and style of Apple’s devices, they still look for ways to use Windows on their iPads.
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28th August 2019
The first web pages were maintained using complex scripts. Editing and creating sites were solely the domain of developers, because they were the only ones who knew how to fiddle with the backend. This effectively gatekept content creation and management to the tech-savvy few.
26th July 2019
When it comes to deciding which cloud collaboration tool to use, you’ll probably hear three names being thrown around meetings: Office 365, GSuite, and Dropbox. These three are some of the best in cloud networking in terms of cost and functionality.
27th June 2019
Data management used to be the concern of companies in the IT industry. Yet today, everyone deals in data. Even small businesses manage some 47 terabytes of data, while the average sized company will see more than double the amount, according to a study by Hubspot.
Storage is now on top of the list of most businesses. The most prominent question for many owners is where best to store data: on local machines or migrate to the cloud? Read more
