Fusion keeps growing
Fusion have a number of vacancies to meet growing demand in their services after a very exciting 12 months of growth.
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More promotions at Fusion
Fusion are delighted to announce two promotions in the team as they continue their ambitious growth plans.
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Broadband vs Leased Lines – which one is best for your business?
Both broadband and a leased line provide Internet access, the differences are:
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#RedNoseDay
We wanted to do our bit for Comic Relief this year so we’re spending the day sharing jokes across social media.
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International Women’s Day
We’re proud to support #internationalwomensday at Fusion everyday #iwd2021.
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Microsoft 365 vs Office 2019, Microsoft upgrade options explained
Standalone Office is still available, but Microsoft makes its subscriptions far more appealing. When Microsoft ended support for Office 2010 in October 2020, you had two upgrade choices: Office 2019 or Office 365. While both offer Office apps, they differ in how you buy them, what apps they include, and how they are supported.
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A time for innovation
The way we live, and work sees us all continue to adapt during the pandemic. And as the cloud has become the default platform for businesses, we have launched the fusionCloud, to help businesses future-proof their organisations and digital transformation (as we prepare ourselves for what is likely to be another unpredictable year).
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Helen is promoted to Head of Business Transformation
Helen Newton has recently been promoted to the position of Head of Business Transformation at Fusion.
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Avoid becoming a ransomware victim while WFH
While businesses have adapted to having many of their staff working from home (WFH) because of the pandemic – this means they are working outside of the security of the company’s network and are vulnerable to attack (if staff have a corporate device you’re protected, but many people in the current pandemic are using their own…which means they are the last layer of defense.
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#2020bestnine
#2020 is done and we wanted to share our top images #2020bestnine from the year we’re all happy to say goodbye too!
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