* You are viewing the archive for January, 2010
Steve will be holding another of his successful…
‘How to use Social Media in Business’ seminars at Menzies Farnborough Lunch on February 10th 2010.
If you fancy coming along, please contact Amanda King at the Menzies Farnborough office.
The Menzies Lunch Club meets every month with up to 70 local businesses represented.
We often try to engage people in conversations about Business Continuity and their over-riding feeling is that ‘it won’t happen to me’.
For many, the idea of Business Continuity is all about recovering from a Fire, Bomb, Earthquake or another catastrophic event that may befall the office. And, in such a circumstance, it’s easy to see why the ‘it won’t happen to me’ feeling prevails.
But, this week saw many to view Business Continuity as a very real issue as they struggled to keep their businesses open during the Big Freeze.
What can you do to make sure you can stay open for … Continue Reading
Welcome to 2010 and a New Year with new possibilities. But, what lessons did 2009 teach us?
It’s usual to review the year just gone and see what we can learn from it – it really helps make sure we continue to move forwards. So, in that spirit, I’m looking to understand more about what happened to the humble Christmas Card in 2009.
At home, we continued to receive the same number of Christmas Cards from long-lost friends and far-flung relatives – the tradition of sending and receiving Christmas wishes in a Christmas Card remained unaffected by the recent Postal Strikes or … Continue Reading
You might have seen recent headlines about organisations who keep data on employees and customers being scolded by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) for having insufficient protections in place to ensure data they hold is kept secure, for example, when laptops containing personal information have been stolen.
These cases have concerned breaches of the data protection principle governing security , which requires appropriate technical and organisational measures to be taken to prevent unauthorised or unlawful processing of personal data and accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, personal data (Security Principle).
In some cases, such measures will require … Continue Reading
Last year’s article on using two-screens on your computer prompted a lot of response – so we thought we’d do a little follow-up for you.
Many of you agreed and said that it has transformed the way in which you use your computer and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it. Plus, we’ve had a whole bunch of people requesting a second monitor for their PCs – amazing what a difference an article can make to your sales!
Multi-Multi Monitors. One question that we were asked a few times was ‘how can I have more than two monitors?’ – well, there are graphics cards … Continue Reading