Purchasing tools for efficient operations and high productivity is easy. But most businesses, especially mid-sized businesses (SMBs), struggle to extract maximum potential from it. One such example is the brilliant Microsoft 365 suite. Optimised, it can become the best business mate, helping you become efficient and productive. If not, it’ll just be a fancy tool … Read More
Microsoft 365 Migration Checklist
Moving to Microsoft 365 is a great decision for your small-to-medium business (SMB). You’ll improve your workplace productivity and enhance your security. Yet, migrating your entire company to Microsoft 365 can be a complex process. We’ve built the following checklist to make that process easier for you. Keep reading, and you’ll learn how to seamlessly … Read More
5 Tech Trends That Will Boost Your Aussie SMB in 2024
The Australian business landscape is changing faster than most businesses can keep up with. It feels like everything is changing all the time. So, we understand how hard maintaining a rapid pace of change is. That’s why we’re about to make your life easier by listing the top 5 technology trends that’ll boost your business … Read More
Sending large attachments via email (using Google Drive)
Sending large attachments via email is hard. Not only are the attachment limits small–up to 25 MB–delivering email attachments also takes time. Luckily, Google provides a perfect solution by letting you share links to files to your attachments in Google Drive. You can share Google Drive links of files of any size instantly. It’s the … Read More
Sending large attachments via email (using Dropbox)
Emails are great for a lot of things, but not for sending large attachments. In fact, you can’t send more than 25 MB of attachments in an email. Meaning you can’t directly share videos, multimedia files, or even large images. That’s understandably impractical for most businesses. But there is a workaround. Dropbox is one of … Read More
How to create a local account on Windows
Windows is the operating system of choice for most businesses. It makes sense, too. Windows offers a wide array of productivity apps with dedicated support. Windows is also super easy to use, at least most of the time. Creating and managing local accounts is an exception to Windows’ otherwise smooth experience. In fact, it’s super … Read More