So here we are, in the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown! Like you all I’m sure this has taken some significant adjustment. However, many of you will have been told blithely by your ‘tech’ teams, before being ‘pushed’ towards the office exit, that “working from home had been enabled…” but what does that really mean?
Getting back into the office routine can be tough after months of working from home and eating breakfast, lunch and dinner whenever suits! Remembering to eat or pack a healthy meal before a full day in the office can be the last thing on your to do list however it is so important to be prioritising your nutrition at this time… and always!
Cyber security should be at the top of every businesses’ priority list. The internet is frequently where many of us do our business, find new customers and staff, communicate with customers, and advertise and sell products. The internet brings huge opportunities and benefits, but it also brings risks as well.
“As an industry where we pride ourselves on giving sanctuary in a busy world, the concept of service must change rapidly.” The recent Covid-19 outbreak has wreaked an almost perfect storm upon the hospitality industry in recent months with Governmental interventions, international tensions and travel restrictions creating an almost unworkable environment for anyone connected to the hotel supply chain.
So here we are, in the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown! Like you all I’m sure this has taken some significant adjustment. However, many of you will have been told blithely by your ‘tech’ teams, before being ‘pushed’ towards the office exit, that “working from home had been enabled…” but what does that really mean?
With the arrival of GDPR in 2018 and increasing restrictions on client confidentiality, it is important that your IT infrastructure assists data safety and confidentiality. In this article, Nick Hill, Director at Sureline Communications and AGILIS Mobile, explores the threats businesses face with data breaches and best practices for preventing them in the
When you work away from the office, you likely use your smartphone to stay updated with customers, colleagues, finances and relevant news. As smartphone technology has adapted further in recent years to meet the needs of businesses, apps have become a more popular way for employees to carry out tasks in daily working life. Here we suggest the five most essential apps for business right now…
Paul Andrews, the Kent-based businessman and entrepreneur, was frustrated that he could never get a mobile phone signal at ‘his old mum’s’ place in Headcorn. It wasn’t until discussing this with our Customer Service Manager, Tina George, on the Business Bunker Radio Show, that he realised a solution was in fact on his doorstep.
Before the days of sophisticated mobile phones, or ‘smartphones’ as they are now known, the cost of acquiring the latest models rarely broke the bank. 10 years ago, even the most premium of premium handsets would retail for no more than £450. The all-inclusive network contract also took care of financing these devices.t was this very in-contract ‘financing’ that led customers to believe that mobile phones were provided for free, as part of the network agreement.
In the past it was not uncommon for remote workers to need multiple devices to make their working lives easier when on the move. Smartphones have revolutionised the ways in which technology can be used, and those working on the move can now complete tasks or access data with the touch of a button. Here we look at why a business smartphone can be a modern-day remote worker’s best friend…
