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From AI Experimentation to Real Business Outcomes: Our Takeaways from Microsoft Frontier Tour London
This week, Pete Graham, Microsoft Business Manager at Espria, attended Microsoft Frontier Tour London alongside members of the wider Espria team to hear directly from Microsoft leaders, partners and customers about the future of artificial intelligence. Having attended Microsoft’s AI Tour last year, Pete was interested to see how the conversation had evolved over the past 12 months. What became clear throughout the day was that the discussion around AI has matured significantly. A year ago, many organisations were still asking what AI could do. Today, the focus is increasingly on how to adopt it…
Ticking ESG boxes; cloud storage and IT services are the key to compliance, says Espria
With global commitments such as Net Zero becoming more of a priority in the next decade, business leaders must address whether their organisations can tick all the necessary ESG boxes in terms of their IT.
Copilot – a game changer
Enter Microsoft 365 Copilot, a game-changing tool that can turn your ideas into a powerful productivity tool.
As device demand surges following post-Covid refresh delays, demand for Refurbished IT technologies is also on the rise.
The trend of purchasing refurbished IT equipment is on the rise among MSPs. A significant majority of 84% have admitted to buying refurbished technology in the past, while about 30% are currently making such purchases.
Outsource your managed services ready for the year ahead
As SMEs prepare for business readiness, tying up operational loose ends can be difficult. With the rise of AI and automation, a safe and accessible IT network is more important than ever before.
Collaboration, Culture and Achievements
As we close the door on 2023, Espria reflects on the successes of the year and the significant milestones achieved.
Keep business ready as UK faces ISDN switch off
UK businesses are urged to get prepared in advance and monitor where and how their systems could be affected.
Keep your business agile with secure data protection
The modern business model is one of agility. In the past few years, we have seen a growing number of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) discarding traditional, hierarchical ‘top down’ infrastructures and creating flatter and more flexible structures.
As remote work becomes more established, worries regarding privacy and security take centre stage
The future of work is amorphic; companies must adapt their cyber security policies faster than WFH policies or risk cyberattacks.
Why Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and GenAI revolutionise SME operations
In the past year alone, industry has seen rapid and revolutionary transformations due to advancements in automation. Organisations have been able to reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks such data manipulation, migration, entry and analysis, and also those spent remediating human error, saving their resources for more critical tasks.
Why Human Behaviour is both a Cyber Threat and a Cyber Defence
The digital divide in cyber security is human. When we fail to acknowledge the reality of human behaviour, how people typically work, day to day, we risk undermining the progress of cybersecurity technologies and email is often the Achilles’ heel.