OpenSure Blog- More on emailI hope you read that rather than hearing it. Following on from an article yesterday about the nuisance value of being distracted by email, today IT Donut has published an article predicting the death of email. The most interesting point … Continue reading → […]
- Green Office Week 2012 – Purchasing ThursdayThat’s got a nice ring to it, hasn’t it? Today’s #gow2012 theme is purchasing. Beyond making pretty easy decisions about buying recycled paper and Fair Trade coffee for the office, refilling toner cartridges and sourcing energy-efficient kit when kit just has … Continue reading → […]
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Tag Archives: managed servers
A cost to be cut, or an investment to nurture?
This PCAdvisor article really annoyed me, as you can see from the comments. The line that really had me snorting and huffing like a hotel owner from Torquay was this: 32 percent admit to spending £100 or more per year … Continue reading
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Please turn to point 4
There’s been a deluge of articles lately on the subject of IT hardware and services for business, specifically start-ups. IT Donut published another today, a good common sense gallop through the key considerations of IT purchasing. Points four and seven … Continue reading
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Why we’re not Google, part 73
Whoops – Google wiped 150,000+ Gmail accounts of emails and contacts and then (apparently) didn’t handle the situation very well, leaving 150,000+ people rather narked and many of them still sans email or contacts. Read all about it here. We’re … Continue reading