Think Concepts Regional Manager Gary Smith provides some practical suggestions on creating a positive culture around cybersecurity within your workplace.

Is your home Wi-Fi not up to scratch? We speak to an IT expert to provide 7 practical tips to resolve your home office Wi-Fi connectivity.

Think Concepts Regional Manager Gary Smith explains why multi-factor authentication is now the bare minimum when it comes to keeping your business secure.

Technology has truly changed the world, including how we do business. However, it only works if your systems function well. If you are having problems with your IT, here are ten tips to help you solve common computer problems before you call the IT support help desk.

Planning your IT priorities for 2022? Think Concepts has 5 top tips to help you review and plan your IT strategy for the year ahead.

A dependable IT system is crucial for any business, but where should you be investing your IT spend? In our latest article we highlight six ways to reduce your IT costs. And share tips for what areas you should prioritise to maximise your results.

With upgrades including virtual desktops, Snap Layouts, and a sleek new look, Windows 11 looks set to be a popular upgrade. Think Concepts has the rundown of everything you need to know here.

To get behind this year’s Movember cause, the Think Concepts team are raising money by participating in ‘Move for Movember’ which is all about getting more physically active over the month of November. We know that working from home can be detrimental for mental health, so we’re encouraging our team to do something good for both their mental health and support Movember at the same time.

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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.

COVID-related phishing scams are on the rise. Find out what to look for and how to protect your business and your team.

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.

We get it. Passwords are a pain – but they’re also a necessary evil. In our latest blog post, senior consultant, Dale McCullough tells you how to minimise the evil part with password security dos and don’ts.

Though we execute every project we do with the utmost care and professionalism, it feels extra-good to help a charity like Heart Kids do what they do. Our latest case study highlights their recent cloud migration and the ongoing support we provide.

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.

CompoundLabs relies on Think Concepts for all their IT needs, including cyber security. Read more about why they made the switch in our latest case study.

The new Privacy Act is in effect as of 1 December 2020. This overhauls the existing New Zealand privacy laws to meet the privacy issues and requirements introduced by technology platforms and ever increasing digital information storage.

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