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Windows 7 Support
Windows 7 support ends about nine months from now, on 14 January 2020 and if you're a Windows 7 user, you'll see more than this story reminding you of that date. In fact, according to Microsoft, you could see several pop-up reminders warning you to u... -
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I’m gonna catch you, little phishie…
Some organisations put a lot of effort into training their staff to detect and evade phishing attacks. Some even punish them if they slip up.... -
Microsoft plans next Win10 long-term release for 2021
Microsoft will not issue another Windows 10 "Long-term Servicing Channel" (LTSC) build until 2021, the company said a week ago.... -
Why Use Managed IT Services?
Managed Services do you need external help? Unplanned downtime or compromised networks are never much fun... -
Why RDP/RDS is not enough
Contemporary companies need to provide access to their employees from anywhere: from home, on vacation, from a customer's office or on the road. Employees need access that's easy, fast, reliable and available from anywhere. On the other hand, managem... -
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My work applications and data, available anywhere, on any connected device !!
In the IT world, the phrase "my applications, anywhere on any connected device" when delivered by an IT company to a business, can all too often result in an overpriced, over-promised solution that under-delivers.... -
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25 Worst Passwords
It seems everybody likes lists. But there's no reason to like anything found in this "Worst Passwords List,??? released in January.... -
Virtualization Project of the Year!
LoughTec's recent project deploying Ericom Connect with the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown (ITB), Dublin has been shortlisted for the Storage, Virtualization, Cloud (SVC) Awards 2015 Virtualization Project of the Year!... -
Big fish in a small pond: Why it pays to consider smaller suppliers
Using a big tech supplier brings many advantages: the security of dealing with a company on a firm financial footing; the confidence that brand recognition brings; and the army of developers that can pounce on a bug, for example...
