Over the past two weeks we have covered the importance of descriptive alt text and the ways in which Microsoft Word accommodates all users. This week we are covering some of the accessibility features that are built in to Windows 10.

Got cloud backup? If you haven’t already shifted from on-premises backup solutions to online ones, it could be time to seriously consider it. That’s because online backups are faster, easier and far more reliable than on-premise.

Continuing on from last weeks’ entry about making Microsoft Office more accessible for those with vision impairments, this week we will be covering how to optimize Microsoft Word for individuals with a learning disability.

An odd thing has happened owing to the massive choice of apps available in for smartphones: we’re utterly spoiled for choice. That can make the selection of ‘ideal apps to have’ a pretty daunting task.At Techware, we’ve narrowed the field down – a lot – to come up with the 6 apps which are, for […]

What happens if a member of the team is excluded on the basis of a disability? In a series of short blogs, starting with this one, we’ll show how easy it is to address this situation.

With the ease of availability of information about email scams  the numbers of businesses who’s emails are being compromised continues to steadily rise. Email-borne it security risks include viruses, scams, phishing attacks and more. Knowing how to protect yourself against these attacks is challenging because hackers are dynamic and smart about how and who they […]

No doubt, you’ve seen and heard much about the necessity for a strategic approach to IT.  That’s all well and good, but for many, IT is something which ‘just happens’ and as a result, calling it ‘strategic’ couldn’t be further from the truth.

Looking to improve productivity and business performance? Outsourcing your IT through professional services might be one way to do just that. The concept of the division of labour and its impact on productivity has been known for centuries. By allowing workers to specialise and focus on what they do well, while taking away non-core tasks […]

Science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke famously said that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. If ever there were evidence of that, cloud computing is it.