If you’re not blogging yet, you should be. Customers now see a blog page as a standard feature of any business website, and they also want to be able to find you on social media.

Computers were invented to make life easier for humans.

But sadly, that’s not always the case and they often end up being more of a hindrance.

Every year, millions of hours and billions of pounds are lost to failing IT systems. Whether it’s something that takes a few minutes – like a paper jam in the printer – or a more serious issue like a fizzled out server, bad IT is a huge source of irritation in workplaces around the world.

If your business has grown over the last couple of years, pat yourself on the back. It’s a real cause for celebration, and you’ve worked hard to get there. Sometimes though, success brings its own challenges. Like how to cope with increased demands.

Finding great people for your team takes time, and you want to make sure you hold onto them for as long as possible. It’s not easy. And if people are unhappy it’s only a matter of time before they start looking elsewhere.

Our new book, Caught in the Crosshairs is an easy read, but it’s packed with invaluable information on important issues like data loss, downtime, backups, updates and cyber security. It looks at the different ways businesses are under attack and how to stop little problems before they become great big, reputation shattering ones.

We all spend a lot of time thinking about keeping “the customer” happy.

The trouble is, no two customers are ever exactly the same. And what’s good enough for one might be completely unacceptable to another.

Our latest guide takes you through some of our favourite ways Office 365 can revolutionise the way you work. We touch on a few fantastic ways it can help your team become better, faster, vastly more productive versions of themselves

According to figures from Transport for London, two laptops are left on the underground every single day and more than 180,000 mobile devices are reported lost or stolen every year.