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Espria boss shares view around the benefits customers can unblock if they choose to work with a channel partner

Meeting the demands of the modern-day SMB is one of the challenges facing many business leaders and IT operators today.

As part of its commitment to supporting education organisations, Espria has announced they will be attending the National Association of Headteachers Annual Conference on May 2-3, 2024, in Newport, Wales.

Meeting the demands of the modern-day SMB is one of the challenges facing many business leaders and IT operators today.

Recent reports have revealed that a staggering 81% of all UK businesses who have fallen prey to cyberattacks belong to the small to medium-sized category, but only 19% have implemented a cyber incident response plan (IRP) as recommended by the National Cyber Security Centre.

Security and getting into a position to take advantage of artificial intelligence(AI), without increasing risk, are top of the to-do lists of SMEs.

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.

In the ever-evolving realm of cybersecurity, the shifting patterns see a marked transition towards zero-trust practices and cloud infrastructure, tasked with navigating and mitigating the threat of ransomware.

Managing workforce mobility in the current work environment is key, and HR and industry leaders have a role to play in optimising their systems to empower workers.