Cyber security is in every way possible a hot button issue. Stories of cyber-attacks, data theft and other incursions have hardly been out of the news in the early part of 2016. Here at Mustard IT we are dedicated to helping companies to get the most out of their IT systems and as such to…
This week marked the ten year anniversary of when Jack Dorsey tweeted ‘Just setting up my twttr’ to launch the micro-blogging service that in the ensuing decade has become a near-ubiquitous part of modern life. Since that very first tweet, the service has grown to average around 305 million monthly active users and to be…
In the summer of 2015 there was a huge amount of fanfare surrounding the high profile launch of Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system. Technology geeks, general consumers and business owners alike were fascinated by just what the new OS had to offer and how the launch was going to go. Once the hullaballoo ended however,…
Cloud computing is becoming an ever more ubiquitous part of business life. Many firms have moved some or all of their IT infrastructure to the cloud, whilst even more still use at least one if not a number of cloud based services like Dropbox or Gmail. Whichever of those categories your company falls within therefore,…
‘Cloud Computing’ has recently become a ubiquitous term that if you are in any way involved in the business world, you will undoubtedly have come across. It is almost as certain too, that you will have considered whether it is something that your own business could benefit from adopting. You are not alone in that…
Are you a small business owner or decision maker who has only just bought a tablet? Are you only now considering looking into the possibilities of cloud computing? Have you even only just switched from a flip phone to a smart phone? If you’ve answered yes to one or even all of those questions, you…
Running a small business is not easy and the decision makers of any small or medium sized enterprise generally have a thousand and one different things that demand their attention at any one time. That means that with limited time, resources and assistance, some things inevitably fall through the cracks, and unfortunately those things are…
Technological innovation and development moves on at a pace that is often difficult to even fathom, let alone effectively keep up with. Further evidence of that – if needed – comes with the fact that whilst Britain is barely getting to grips with 4G technology, giant strides seem to being taken toward the development and…
Bosses in the UK and across Europe have this week been urged by a vast array of different organisations and bodies to not indulge in invasive surveillance by routinely and blithely reading employee’s private messages. One of the most passionate and notable such urgings came from Simon Walker, the director of the Institute of Directors,…
