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Poor Servants of the Mother of God (PSMG) is a charitable organisation working out of a number of locations throughout the UK. We initially approached IT Corporation, who were highly recommended to us by a trusted associate, as we needed help embracing a better way to use IT to help make our work more efficient and to enable better collaboration throughout the charity.

Sister Margaret Herlihy

Poor Servants of the Mother of God

Following an extensive tender process, Commonwealth Secretariat awarded IT Corporation the contract to supply and manage our Tech Refresh (End User Computing) project, which required the supply of a combination over of over 400 desktops and laptops of differing specifications, plus the associated number of monitors and accessories

Que Tran (Head of IT)

Commonwealth Secretariat

Barber Young Burton & Rind solicitors decided to investigate a move to a cloud-based IT service as an alternative to having to replace our ageing in-house hardware and software systems and the overhead of maintaining them. The fully-managed cloud service proposed and delivered by IT Corporation provided all the functionality we required on a cost-efficient basis.

Howard Rind

Barber Young Burton & Rind

Alston Gayler engaged IT Corporation to provide a solution to consolidate our various systems and applications spread across our ageing hardware platforms. Compared to other companies we talked to, we felt that IT Corporation had best understood our needs and proposed a solution that was the best fit for our organisation.

David Stapley

Alston Gayler & Co Ltd

Eton College approached a few different companies to review our Microsoft licensing position and strategy for the school. Our key requirement was to ensure that we maintained compliance for servers, end user devices and application software. We also wished to obtain best value for money and utilise the various benefits for all of our users, staff and pupils alike.

John Sainthouse

Eton College

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Oct 01, 2024 |

Posted by Neil Huggins

Microsoft enhancing security measures to combat cybercrime

Cyber-attacks are becoming more sophisticated, and with ransomware on the rise, Microsoft has begun tightening the security around its services. From October 15th, 2024, it’s enforcing multifactor authentication (MFA) for Microsoft Azure Portal, Entra and Intune admin centers.

Sep 03, 2024 |

Posted by Dean Morris

Changing the browsing game: Microsoft Edge for Business + Copilot

By enabling businesses to keep work and personal browsing separate and giving them control over browser security, Microsoft Edge for Business has simplified and modernised the browsing experience.

Aug 15, 2024 |

Posted by Neil Huggins

Zero trust – the way to stay secure, anywhere

As users increasingly require the ability to work from anywhere, the attack surface of many businesses has grown exponentially. But Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA) offers a way to stay protected, without compromising on flexibility for your users.

Jul 04, 2024 |

Posted by Dean Morris

Call it a Comeback: The Resurgence of Tape for Backup and Data Protection

While it may seem like businesses are storing more and more data in the cloud, physical storage still has a lot to offer (and in some cases, may be the preferable option). A prime example of this is the resurgence of tape…

Jun 04, 2024 |

Posted by Neil Huggins

HPE Zerto: The fastest way to get back to business-as-usual

Defending against ransomware continues to be a top priority for businesses of all types, but comparatively little focus is placed on how to recover from an attack, should one occur. In this blog, we analyse the hurdles businesses face in their recovery, and how HPE Zerto can help.

May 08, 2024 |

Posted by Dean Morris

Windows 11 Secured-core PCs: Raising the Bar for Hardware-based Security

Delivering the highest level of Windows 11 protection, including advanced protection of firmware, Secured-core PCs are certainly causing a stir. Here’s how they protect against malicious threats and keep the most sensitive data secure.

Apr 24, 2024 |

Posted by Neil Huggins

Hold the line: Is Teams Phone a must-have add-on for your Microsoft stack?

Teams Phone is now bundled with Teams Essentials as part of the Microsoft 365 suite. But what can it do for your business? And how easy is it to add to your existing setup?

Mar 05, 2024 |

Posted by Dean Morris

Fool-proof data recovery: Why immutable storage should be part of your cybersecurity and business continuity strategy.

Immutable storage is said to offer the highest level of data protection for your business. But what exactly is immutability? And how can you harness it to protect your data?

Feb 01, 2024 |

Posted by Neil Huggins

Why has the migration phase between Windows 10 and 11 been so… stagnant?

As Windows 10 takes its final bow and Microsoft confirms support for the operating system will end next year, we look at the challenges facing businesses that are yet to migrate to its successor, Windows 11.

Jan 22, 2024 |

Posted by Dean Morris

Does WiFi 7 signal a new era of businesses connectivity?

A new generation of super-fast WiFi is on the horizon, and businesses are keen to see what it has to offer. WiFi 7 promises incredible speeds and low latency amongst other benefits, but what else can we expect?