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After months of remote working, and now the shift to hybrid working, our ways of collaborating are changing.

As businesses move towards the recovery and evolution phase as a result of the pandemic, there have been multiple changes to the way that businesses operate, and the way that they utilise technology to do so.

The recovery period from Covid-19 has propelled multiple changes in the world of business, technology, and wider society.

From the necessity for remote working technology, to the renewed emphasis on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) after COP26, 2021 has been a year to remember.

Maintaining an agile, adaptable business is reliant on telecommunications.

It’s around that time of year when many of us think of giving back… but how can you create an effective Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy that aligns with the causes you and your employees support?

It’s the time of year again when we’ve sent out our digital transformation survey to over 3,000 business leaders from SMEs across the UK, inviting them to share a snapshot of their thoughts.

From their thoughts around IT challenges, to the potential for technology to deepen their relationship with customers, what did our survey reveal?

You’re considering acquiring some hardware for your business… but where do you start from a financial perspective?

It’s an age old question when it comes to IT, marketing, and recruitment in business… do you do it yourself, or outsource it?

Using technology to help your business thrive is a priority, so it follows that making sure your team is clued up on key areas of digital knowledge is important as well.

You want to utilise IT solutions that enhance productivity and are easy to implement, but where do you start?
There are a host of quick wins you can utilise for your SME to suit your requirements, each with a different purpose and benefit.
Let’s take a look at some of the best IT solutions to transform your SME.

In December 2020, we predicted 5 trends for 2021 around tech and IT.
From remote working to new technology, the predictions were based on an increased need for tech to carry us into hybrid working and help us to adapt to the ever-changing tech landscape.
Let’s recap some of the predictions and whether they’re holding up to the current tech and IT trends in 2021.

Transitioning to a remote workforce in a short timeframe has seen businesses across sectors utilising technology, and relying on digital access, at an increased rate.