The benefits of switching to VoIP are plentiful and we believe switching your comms to VoIP could be the best move you make, whatever your business.
We’re so confident that VoIP is the answer, we’ll give you 10 reasons why it’s a better option.
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It’s national backup day and while there seems to be a day for everything these days, this one is important.
If world events have taught us anything, it’s that being prepared is essential.
That’s especially true for businesses.
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A business continuity plan is designed to provide the blueprint your business needs to remain productive during a situation.
That situation could be anything from fire to flood and the plan must take into account as many potential situations as possible.
A plan that doesn’t have to cost much or require too much effort but that could genuinely help if the unexpected happens.
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Have you heard the term ‘Big Switch Off’ used in the media and around the office?
Wondered what it was and whether it would impact your organisation? If so, this is the post for you.
We’re going to discuss what the Big Switch Off is and how it will impact British businesses and non-profits.
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The new year has seen a rise in the number of enquiries into cloud communication, hosted desktop, VPS servers and cloud backups.
It gives us great confidence that things are on the right track for recovery and that companies are viewing 2022 with more positivity than the last couple of years.
But why choose Cloud Heroes rather than a global provider?
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2022 should begin seeing the end of lockdowns and the return to some semblance of normal. Which brings us to this post. We have been fielding lots of enquiries from companies wanting to embrace remote and hybrid working but don’t quite know how to do it.
Today we’re going to discuss cloud communications in 2022. What is it and how can it help your business?
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BYOD, Bring Your Own Device, offers opportunities as well as challenges, especially for smaller businesses.
The rise of SaaS and cloud platforms has made bring your own device scenarios more popular than ever before. Companies can allow employees to access secure SaaS systems using their own devices, saving money and allowing staff to use devices they are comfortable with.
But BYOD also carries risk.
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The biggest vulnerability in any system is the person using it. People are fallible. We can be fooled, tricked and taken advantage of.
That’s what phishing is designed to attack.
But, with a little education, you and your teams can avoid the worst of these risks.
We want every charity, good cause, school and not-for-profit organisation to be safe.
This post will hopefully help with that.
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We promised in our ‘Small Business Broadband Options’ post that we would explore connectivity options for larger or more established businesses.
That’s exactly what todays post is all about.
We have covered fibre broadband, ADSL, cable, mobile and satellite broadband. Now it’s time to bring out the big guns.
That means:
• Leased lines
• Bonded broadband connections
• Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)
• Ethernet First Mile
• MPLS networks
There are lots of little things you can do to improve your cyber security that doesn’t cost anything and won’t require technical knowledge.
We’re going to share some simple, actionable steps anyone can take to protect their good cause from cybercrime.
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