by Stuart Durrell-Potter | Mar 27, 2020 | Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Office 365, Tips and Tricks, Training
For as little as £15 per person, we now offer remote training sessions, focused on essential aspects of Office 365. With the advent of Covid-19 and increased requirement to work from home, these sessions provide an excellent opportunity to engage and empower your...
by Stuart Durrell-Potter | Mar 27, 2020 | Cloud Computing, Office 365, Oxygen Digital Workplace, Tips and Tricks, Training
For as little as £15 per person, we now offer remote training sessions, focused on essential aspects of Office 365. With the advent of Covid-19 and increased requirement to work from home, these sessions provide an excellent opportunity to engage and empower your...
by Jason Yeomans | Apr 29, 2019 | Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Digital Workplace, Office 365
Or… what SPF, DKIM, DMARC do and how can they help combat the seemingly endless glut of daily rubbish in your inbox. At ISAAC, we don’t like spam, and we imagine you feel the same. There are, however, a number of simple steps that can be taken to help combat it and...
by Jason Yeomans | Jul 12, 2018 | Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation
Digital transformation is often misunderstood, overused or feared, but actually, it is a very suitable title to an easily understood topic. Its application, when objectively planned, transforms business and changes people’s lives. In its implementation however, true...
by Jason Yeomans | Jul 5, 2018 | Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation, Digital Workplace, Future Workplace
Avoid pre-amble and go straight to infographic. Avoid pre-amble and go straight to infographic. Cloud computing has secured a position on the mainstream business and IT agendas of organisations of all sizes. Rightly so; the benefits of the cloud model – lower total...
by Jason Yeomans | May 4, 2018 | Cloud Computing, Digital Transformation, Digital Workplace, Future Workplace
Digital Transformation is something that we have focussed on all the way through our formative years; we felt it was being done poorly and with little focus or focus on the wrong aspects of what is required to make it successful. At the outset we always believed it...
