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What a year 2023 was. This year was full of adventures, from getting muddy in the Great Northern Mud Run to abseiling down a 45-meter building.

Microsoft Copilot is the latest AI tool by Microsoft aimed to help improve user experience across Microsoft’s various applications and platforms. In this blog, we outline the different features of Copilot that you can use to speed up your everyday business routine.

Birmingham City Council, the largest in Europe, has found itself in a financial situation as a result of a series of costly expenditures and expensive investments. The investments the council put all their financial resources into, one of them being an IT system, essentially failed.

Although some online scams can be identified easily by their poor grammar or obvious contact information, others are more difficult to recognise and may lead to financial losses or a scammer getting their hands on your sensitive data. In this blog, we discuss some of the newer scams that many people in the UK have fallen victim to.

8th March marks the day for International Women’s Day (IWD). This day commemorates the progress made in closing the gender gap in many areas of social, economic, cultural, and political life. It also serves to highlight the work that remains to be done in order to achieve gender equality.

Microsoft announced in late 2022 that a variety of price increases will go into effect on April 1st, 2023. This price increase is due to Microsoft’s local currency pricing policy. As a result, customers in the UK will face a 9% increase on their Microsoft Cloud Services from 1st April 2023.

We are proud to announce that we have achieved Microsoft Gold Partner status. This achievement demonstrates the company’s commitment to advancing Microsoft technologies and showcases our wealth of knowledge.

With the rise in inflation and the long-term effects of the pandemic, households and businesses are struck with growing cost of living.Cutting corners and buying less appears to be insufficient when it comes to saving money, especially for businesses, where cutting corners could have a negative impact on the entirety of the business.

From the second world war to the 1960’s women were the powerhouse of the tech world. However, as technology has become a larger part of our lives, and as the demand for these jobs has increased, the number of women in these positions had reduced. Now, women make up only 28% of the workforce in the STEM industry.