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Many organisations know they have to approach the migration to Windows 11 sooner rather than later, but may not yet fully appreciate the scope of what this transition will entail. In particular, the need to ensure that the workforce has suitable hardware and devices to run the new operating system – and the scale of...

The world of work has changed so much in the last few years that the standard workplace technology we use daily is now very different. As hybrid and flexible work has become the norm in organisations all over the world, collaboration tools that connect office-based and home-based employees, such as Microsoft Teams Rooms are now...

Windows 11 is just an upgrade on Windows 10, needing only a simple set of software upgrades, right? Think again. Many organisations are well underway with their migrations towards Windows 11 (and with Windows 10 going out-of-support in October 2025, yours should be too if it isn’t already). We’ve found that as organisations have dived...

The world of work has changed a great deal in recent years, and this has had a huge impact on the workloads that IT teams, administrators and security teams have had to deal with. According to Samsung, some large organisations have one IT staff member for every 600 end-users within their estate, underlining the strain...

Windows 11 has already been available since 2021, but take-up of the new operating system has been relatively slow. Only around 30% of devices that are running Windows 10 have been migrated to Windows 11 so far. But this is likely to pick up with Windows 10 reaching end-of-support in October 2025, as more organisations...

Most people are now aware that Windows 10 support will end on October 14 2025. And yet it’s estimated by Microsoft that as many as 17.1 million devices in the UK alone that are currently running Windows 10 will be affected by this change, from laptops to devices for Teams rooms. This deadline is starting...