Your first step is to identify your essential data – That is, the information that your business couldn’t function without. Normally this will comprise documents, photos, emails, contacts, and calendars, most of which are kept in just a few common folders on your computer, phone, tablet or network

Bills are driven by both the price of energy on the wholesale market and Third Party Costs (TPCs). TPCs include non-energy costs set by the government, network, policy and system costs and electricity transmission/distribution costs.

Mobile technology is now an essential part of modern business, with more of our data being stored on tablets and smartphones. What’s more, these devices are now as powerful as traditional computers, and because they often leave the safety of the office (and home), they need even more protection than ‘desktop’ equipment.

With Brexit scheduled to take place on 31st October, it is looking more likely that we will leave the European Union without an agreement in place and therefore be paying more for our energy. If we leave the EU without a deal the pound will devalue.

The Galaxy S10 (launched back in March) has been introduced on the 10th anniversary of Samsung’s S series. It certainly delivers on change, with a novel-looking Infinity-O screen that is so large it displaces the front camera, and a triple-lens rear camera that takes ultra-wide photos.

5G has been in the news quite a bit this year, with EE making it first past the post to officially launch its 5G service. Unlike 4G, the UK has been in the first wave of countries to adopt 5G technology.

It’s almost that time again for the new tax year to come in, and with it no doubt some hikes in costs for consumers and businesses alike. In fact, everyone from councils to TV providers shift their deals on April fools’ day – taking the changing of the financial year as their cue to raise bills.

It’s that time of year again where the mobile tech giants and wannabes gather to unveil their latest creations tempting us to part with our hard-earned cash on yet another new phone.

If you travel a lot for work outside of the EU, then you’ll be conscious of monitoring costs of using your company mobiles abroad. It’s all well and good for the inclusive EU roaming which is now standard across all networks, but going a bit further afield can still have a hefty surcharge.