In a recent third-party blog, James Kindon published a detailed guide to customising Windows 10 start menus to deliver a greater user experience to your end users, while still maintaining control and flexibility. There are multiple user types that typically access...

Jared Staniland and Darren Young take a closer look at these predictions and asks the question of what it means for Australian private and public sectors. It is an alarming statistic. Innosight estimates that four out of every ten S&P businesses will no longer...

You would have to have been living under a rock to have missed all of the talk about the new laws that came into effect in February 2018. Jared Staniland and Leon Slattery provide a list of proactive options you should consider. In early 2017, the noise around...

Ryan Green and Matthew Flanagan round up their three-part series with a comprehensive overview of patch and release management, outlining deployment considerations and recommending patch schedules. Patch management and release management are essential activities in IT...

In the second of a three-part series, Matthew Flanagan and Ryan Green take a closer look how you can be proactive to the increasing frequency of security vulnerabilities; warning of the risks associated with inaction, now that Australian mandatory data breach laws are...

February 2018 sees us sponsor the ServiceNow Start Now Roadshow: The Future of Work Tour 2018. The ServiceNow Future of Work Tour will help you start empowering employees to do their best work now. See how the world’s leading enterprises leverage machine learning and...

In the first of a three-part series, Ryan Green and Matthew Flanagan provide practical advice on how to deal with the discovery of a major security vulnerability that puts your environment at risk The exposing of critical security vulnerabilities, like the recent...

Matthew Flanagan tells you everything you need to know about Meltdown and Spectre attacks - and everyone needs to pay attention! What is Meltdown and Spectre? The Meltdown and Spectre attacks exploit a feature in modern CPU’s called speculative execution to retrieve...

As often happens, the launch of a new operating system is accompanied by a raft of fresh machines designed to make the most of it. This time around, it isn’t just about processing speed or storage. There are some meaningful advantages in terms of device security,...

James Kindon looks at the impending end of life of XenApp 6.5, advises that it’s time to seriously be looking at moving to the supported FMA Architecture. Over the last few years there has been hesitation for many customers to move to the 7.x FMA based Architecture....