One of the main challenges working from home is making sure you have a quick internet connection. Now, with more people starting to work remotely, you need to get the best from your WiFi at home. Avoiding lag from hackers and high internet usage at home are modern-day problems. Here are some tips on how
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As the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic spreads globally, more and more people are starting to create their office space at home. Some people are used to working remotely, but for others, it is a brand new concept. Luckily, it is not as hard as you may think. If you want to use wifi effectively working from
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Bitcoin. Blockchain. Mining. Cryptocurrency is everywhere at the moment, but what does it all mean? It’s a little complicated, but hopefully this (non-technical) guide can help you understand it a bit better! A “blockchain” is a distributed (or decentralized) database. What’s one of those? Well, if you have a database on your computer or your
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What is the GDPR? The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) becomes law in May 2018 – it’s the EU replacement for the DPA (Data Protection Act). It’s a law, not just guidance, and it’s going to affect a huge number of businesses, partly due to the fact that it contains a much more precise definition
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The rise of tablets and smartphones within the world of business has led to improved productivity and efficiency. Allowing employees to use their own devices offers a cost-effective way of providing flexibility and mobility. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is the practice of allowing employees to use their own devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops) for work
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Are you at risk from cybercrime? In July 2016 the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported there had been more than 5.8m incidents of cybercrime in the past year, with one in ten adults being a victim. The 5.8m offences were made up of: 3.8m fraud offences, including 2.5m incidents of bank and credit card
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Even if you don’t run an online shop, there are many scenarios in which you may need to accept payments via your website for one reason or another. But what’s the best way to do it? For many small businesses, the obvious default is Paypal. It’s well known, most people already have a Paypal account,
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