Having the right IT solution is critical to business efficiency and growth. In our latest article we explain 5 ways an IT solution design will provide you with the optimal solution for your IT needs.

Your business IT strategy is the backbone of your business growth, and a critical component of your business-making processes. Efficiency, productivity and the ability to be nimble all hinge on IT systems that are aligned with your business goals. If you don’t have a robust plan in place, your business is at risk of performing below its potential.

Waikato DHB suffered a crippling Malware attack, which has had a devastating effect on patients and the hospital administration. DHB boss Kevin Snee admitted that they were warned about the risks but didn’t take enough action to protect their IT infrastructure. We explain what went wrong and how organisations can prevent this happening in our latest blog.

If you operate a pharmacy, you’re probably a pharmacist. What you aren’t is an IT professional. You’re not large enough to need a dedicated IT department, so who is monitoring your network? Who is maintaining your computers? And who knows what issues to be aware of and when? At Think Concepts, that’s what we do every day.

Want to ensure best practices and manage your IT costs? Then your pharmacy operations need these five key things:

Good software asset management helps your business determine what programs you need while highlighting how to improve performance and security.

Is your business data as safe as it could be? Read our blog to learn more about the cyber security products and services we offer, including Dark Web ID.

Working from home or in the office, unified communications collaboration platforms help teams synchronise VoIP, chat, file sharing and video conferencing.

As you may be aware, the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) experienced multiple “distributed denial of service” (DDoS) attacks last week, resulting in extended periods of business disruption. In this article, we explain what a DDoS attack is and whether it’s something you should be concerned about. We’ll also outline what measures can help protect your business against cyberattacks like this one.

Each industry has different challenges, goals and processes. Industry specalisation takes these challenges and goals into account and delivers the most optimal, fit-for-purpose solution.

The shift towards remote and BYOD work practices puts many companies at risk of a significant data breach. Here’s what you need to do to protect your business.

We’re VoIP specialists, and we often get questions from decision makers wanting to know more about the potential benefits VoIP can offer their business. We’re here to alleviate your concerns and answer your common questions.

Typically, a business with over 8 phones, will seldom need to have all lines used at a time, this means you can start to save versus the cloud PABX option by having an on-premise PABX unit. This is because the phone IP PABX unit connects whatever number of lines you pay for and then shares those lines amongst all of the handsets.

There are hundreds of millions of business printers in the world. Less than 2% of them are properly secured leaving them at risk. Printers and multi-functions make up an essential part of your network.

In the wake of COVID-19, in this article we explain how you can set up a secure remote work environment for your employees. We can help you to overcome this immediate challenge to enable your team to work remotely, and create a plan to adapt your business systems for any long-term disruption.

Did you know the internet is made up of three different layers?

Think Concepts monitors the dark web and provides a peace of mind solution which alerts us to any transactions or leaks relating to your organisation. This includes when a third party website that has your information is breached.

Many businesses benefit from a workforce that is increasingly mobile and available through the use of BYOD devices such as user-owned smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Using their BYOD device, employees can check in and complete tasks while away from the office.

It’s a win … until it’s a loss.

Many people will know software tools exist to help improve business efficiency but lack the time to investigate how it might work for their business. This is a helpful overview of some options that might help you.

You’re probably familiar with Office 365; the leading cloud subscription for email, word processing, spreadsheet and presentations. Office 365 allows you to access world-class email as well as the Microsoft Office suite for just a small monthly fee. So how does Microsoft 365 differ from this?