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26 Apr

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Why organisations must learn from remote working impact James Pomeroy, Director of Quality, Health, Environment and Safety at Lloyd’s Register, explains how results from the global safety assurance specialists’ latest report shines a light on the true impact working from home has had on staff mental...

26 Apr

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How to Enable Transcription in Microsoft Teams Microsoft Teams is the go-to solution for collaboration in many hybrid work environments today. More than just a meetings tool, Teams acts as a hub of productivity features intended to help staff more effectively together. Part of what makes...

20 Apr

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Microsoft Announces Visual Studio 2022 Microsoft said today that it will release the first public preview of Visual Studio 2022 this summer ahead of an expected late 2021 release. And it looks like a major refresh. “The next major release of Visual Studio will be faster, more...

15 Apr

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Moving analytics to the cloud requires new approaches, skills, and architectures compared with analysis done in-house the traditional way. Like so many other IT functions, data analytics is moving to the cloud. And as with other cloud-based endeavors, this presents both opportunities and challenges. One of the...

07 Apr

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Top features of the easy-to-use collaborative software for businesses Formerly Office 365, Microsoft 365 is a comprehensive tool with multiple applications to aid your business. Office 365 for small businesses has been, and continues as Microsoft 365 to be, a complete service that makes it easy...

02 Nov

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Venerable browser Internet Explorer continues to have millions of users worldwide, despite Microsoft actively trying to wean customers off the software, new data has found. The latest figures from NetMarketShare found that 5.57% of all users are still utilising the company's venerable Internet Explorer browser. Microsoft has been hard at work...