We had an amazing time at Mereworth Winery last week, when we got together with customers, partners and industry friends for an afternoon of wine tasting, delicious food, and great conversations to celebrate 30 years of Select Technology.
Well it's officially October which means its Cyber Security Awareness month and I know what you're thinking "not another piece of sales material disguised as 'awareness' banging on about how AI will revolutionise the security of my business" - absolutely not!
I'm back for another Byte-sized AI issue, and as promised here are my three things! 😁
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Welcome to the very first issue of my new technology newsletter Byte-sized AI. Each issue I will give you three things: Something techy from the news Something that made me laugh Something that you can do to improve how you work
Say goodbye to email chaos and hello to inbox zen with our handy Outlook tips! Get ready to become the office email ninja!
Oops, we did it again, another badge of honour (or logo for the website. 😂) This time we’ve been awarded verification from SafeSupplier.
Another day, another weird tech acronym! This time it’s related to cybersecurity. NIS2 (Network and Information Security version 2) is the latest EU directive that aims to improve the cybersecurity and resilience of organisations that provide particular services.
The ISO auditors were in the office last week, scrutinising our quality and information security management systems, checking our procedures and policies, ensuring that we are doing all things that we say we are doing.
We've teamed up with CF Corporate, one of the UK’s leading providers of IT finance solutions, to offer a flexible and sustainable technology subscription model, called Flexscription.
Power Apps is a Microsoft platform that enables you to create custom business applications with little or no coding. You can use Power Apps to create apps that run on web browsers, mobile devices, or desktops, and that connect to various data sources, such as SharePoint, Excel, SQL Server, Dynamics 365, or Azure. Clever, eh?
You’d be forgiven for thinking the end is nigh if you follow the news. Every day we see our streams updated with stories about household names being victims of cyber crime or new ‘critical’ vulnerabilities in applications and services.
