No appointment, no jargon, and no sending your laptop off to a warehouse in another county. Here is exactly what happens when you bring something in.
IT procurement for multi-academy trusts: how to buy well across several schools
Standardise, or let each school choose? The answer determines your support costs for the next five years.
Keeping your family safe online: a parent’s guide to passwords, scams and devices
You do not need to become a security expert. You need to get four things right, and they are all achievable in an afternoon.
How to spot a phishing email before someone on your team clicks it
The tell-tale signs have changed. Bad spelling and a Nigerian prince are long gone; the modern version looks exactly like an email from your finance director.
Where to recycle old computers and electricals near Radstock, Midsomer Norton and Bath
That drawer of old phones and the laptop in the loft. Here is how to get rid of them properly — and how to make sure your data goes with them.
Does Microsoft 365 back up my data? (No — and here is why that matters)
Microsoft keeps your data available. That is not the same as backing it up. The distinction only becomes obvious at the worst possible moment.
Building a gaming PC vs buying one: which is actually better value?
The old wisdom was that building your own always saved money. That is no longer straightforwardly true — but the reasons to build have not gone away.
What is co-managed IT — and when does an in-house IT manager need it?
Co-managed IT is not a slow takeover of your in-house team. It is cover for the three things one person cannot realistically do alone.
Spilled something on your laptop? What to do in the first hour
Liquid damage is a race against corrosion, and almost everything the internet tells you to do makes it worse. Here is what actually helps.
How much should a small business pay for IT support in the UK?
What the different pricing models actually mean, what is usually excluded, and the questions to ask before you sign anything.












