Complete I.T. Blog

In this new, socially responsible age, businesses have a duty to try and make their operations more environmentally friendly.

Do not leave your business open to infection via the latest spam emails.

I’m almost certain that you will have come across some sort of virus or malware during your time using computers. Maybe you just got some annoying pop ups during your web browsing or maybe you were hit with one of the strains of crypto viruses. It can be helpful to know what sort of threats are out there so you can be better educated to protect your business against these threats.

We don’t often talk about the Apple products and how to protect them but with more and more businesses using Apple products we thought we should take a look at how to protect those systems.

There are some IT services that are simply crucial to any business! As your IT partner, Complete I.T. understand your business, its objectives and have various services and technologies that will allow you to overtake your competition in the business arena, I will be covering this in the next few blogs.

Critical to many business processes, the Cloud has become an established part of modern IT. Many of us rely on the Cloud for mission-critical processes – but how does it actually work?

IT systems are critical to most of your business processes – if you have a company server, keeping it running smoothly is vital. Server outages are hugely disruptive and expensive, particularly if you don’t know why the machine crashed in the first place.
Server monitoring can be thought of as an early warning system, intended to identify potentially serious problems so that they can be resolved before the server crashes. But what are you looking for?

The General Data Protection Regulations should be on every businesses agenda’s at the moment, with little over a year to go before it is due to come into effect on the 25th May 2018.

Smartphones and tablets are an essential part of the modern IT environment, allowing employees to access corporate systems and data, any place, any time. This enhanced mobility allows you to develop new, flexible ways of working, and delivering the service your customers demand.
But what happens if one of these mobile devices is lost or damaged? Is your data protected?

For many businesses, IT is a “necessary evil”, something relied upon for certain tasks, but only just tolerated. For these organisations, computers offer little to no additional value.

But the reality is that IT can play a key role in helping your business reach its strategic goals. In fact, those businesses that fully embrace IT may find that they are able to rapidly accelerate their growth plans and reach milestone targets more quickly.