Industry
Blue Orange on the road to further success
Fast-growing IT specialist Blue Orange is moving into top gear after expanding its vehicle support fleet to fuel additional business keep reading
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IT decision makers investing in tech to prioritise productivity
Firms will boost IT spending to tackle sluggish processes with budgets set to increase by an average of 13%, according keep reading
Industry
Resellers set for vital role in helping IT leads with 'hybrid' workforce headache says Brother UK
Resellers will have a central role to play in helping IT leads manage ‘hybrid’ workforces as employee demand is split keep reading
Tech and IT
How savvy are leaders with AI technology?
Esme Loans has revealed that 43% of leaders don’t understand how AI can benefit their workplaces. We discuss the findings of keep reading
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Brother UK launches free remote diagnostics tool
Brother UK has launched free licenses for its remote diagnostics software to ensure reseller partners can provide maintenance support to keep reading
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Remote working and the benefits of cloud storage
Cloud storage allows data to be accessible and available anywhere, any time, meaning that those working from home – or keep reading
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Keeping data secure
With many more people working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, sensitive data may need to be kept safe in keep reading
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The digital transformation of accountancy with Fujitsu Scanners
Accountancy is one of the most paper intensive industries, with thousands of bank statements, invoices and receipts to deal with. keep reading
Industry
Xerox expands cloud services portfolio to help CIOs drive faster digital transformation
Xerox announces the expansion of its flexible cloud services portfolio with the launch of virtual print management service and workplace cloud keep reading
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Is technology impacting workplace wellness?
A Walters People survey shows that 42% of respondents believe workplace technology negatively impacts work-life balance, 60% of older workers keep reading