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Keeping your company's devices secure and up to date is critical in today's ever-evolving IT landscape. Two popular options for endpoint management are Microsoft Intune and NinjaOne. Both offer strong features, but understanding their strengths and weaknesses will help you choose the champion for your organisation.

In today's work-from-anywhere world, securing and managing company devices is more important than ever. Microsoft Intune, a cloud-based mobile device management (MDM) solution, offers a powerful toolkit for IT admins to keep your organisation's data safe and employees productive. But what exactly can Intune do? Let's dive into our five favourite functionalities.

Juggling laptops, tablets, and smartphones can feel like a daily circus act for any business. Keeping these devices secure and up to date adds another layer of complexity. Thankfully, there are tools out there to help with this.

In today's digital world, businesses juggle a complex web of applications and user accounts. Managing access control for all these resources can be a nightmare, leading to security vulnerabilities and frustrated employees. This is where Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) steps in as your knight in shining armour.

In an era where device proliferation and remote work are the new norms, businesses must adopt a modern approach to device management and security. By leveraging the power of Microsoft Intune, businesses can streamline device management, enhance security, and empower employees to work from anywhere, securely accessing corporate resources on any device. We cover the top benefits Intune brings to the table.

Technology now allows you to have a signature, personalised of course, to the end of each email that emanates from your company or organisation. Using appropriate software, we can determine the format, add the name, job title, phone number and ensure that all messages issued are on brand and look smart.

Google, Yahoo and Apple recently announced a joint effort to reduce the number of unwanted emails received by users. Beginning as soon as February 2024, they will start enforcing these new requirements on mail from high-volume senders (5,000+ emails per day).

A cloud desktop, also known as a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) or a cloud-based desktop, is a type of computing environment that allows you to access the computer desktop and applications from any device with an Internet connection.

Instead of storing data and software locally on a physical computer, a cloud desktop uses remote servers to store all the necessary data and applications. Cloud desktops offer a multitude of benefits for businesses of all sizes. We’ve put together a list of the most salient.

A cloud phone system, also known as a cloud PBX (Private Branch Exchange), is a type of phone system that is hosted and managed by a third-party provider over the internet. Unlike traditional on-premises PBX systems, cloud phone systems do not require any hardware or software to be installed on your premises. Instead, you simply connect your existing devices, such as IP phones, smartphones, and computers, to the cloud-based service.

There are many providers out there today for these cloud systems, but one leading the way, and we have great experience with here at D8A IT Services, is Microsoft Teams.

Computer equipment is an essential part of the operation of any business. That is why it is important to take steps to protect your investment. One of the best ways to do so is to tag your computer equipment. This has a number of benefits.

The cloud has revolutionised the way companies approach IT security. It is no longer just down to taking physical backups on a USB stick or ensuring users change their password every few months. With the rise of cloud computing, businesses can now take advantage of security benefits that were previously unavailable.

If you are reading this blog post, there is every reason to believe you know your way around a keyboard and mouse. We often spend a lot of our time, carrying out repetitive tasks that can be made slightly more bearable with keyboard shortcuts.