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Microsoft is rolling out a brand-new version of Teams, its video conference, collaboration, and chat platform. We’re being promised a faster and easier way to work. And we all could use a bit of that, couldn't we?
The new Teams is like the superhero of apps for Windows and Mac.
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You’ve checked your pockets, your bag, under pillows … and then it hits you. You left your work phone on the table at the coffee shop.
You panic.
It's not the device itself that’s got you worried, but all the sensitive business information stored on it.
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It’ll come as no surprise, but Microsoft has yet more exciting news for us. Sometimes we wonder if they allow their employees to sleep!
This time it’s a new browser aimed specifically at businesses: Edge for Business.
It’s 9AM Monday morning, and you’re trying to connect to the office from home. You’ve tried multiple times, but you keep getting the same error. Who do you call for support? The IT department or Bob in accounting who seems to know a lot about computers? Your business may have an official or unofficial IT department, but there’s usually a “go-to” person when you need help.
What Is Outsourced IT Exactly?
In short, outsourced IT support is a service that provides assistance with computer technology not managed by an internal member of the company. This includes tasks such as systems administration, technical support, troubleshooting, and the installation and configuration of computer hardware, software, systems, networks, printers, and scanners.