Author: Comcare

As an SME, you probably already have several business services provided to you, for example accountancy and legal advice, but who do you turn to for advice on cloud computing, IT, international ecommerce and other such issues? In a recently published report entitled ‘Growing Globally’, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants found that fewer than…

Last month we reported on the EU Digital Single Market, which is due to come into effect before the UK’s planned departure date from the EU on March 30th 2019. But with Brexit looming, how long will British businesses be subject to the free movement of data as prescribed by the Digital Single Market, and…

The EU’s Digital Single Market is expected to be completed before the end of 2018, following a recent agreement reached between the European Commission, European Parliament and the European Council. Under the agreement, non-personal data must be allowed to flow freely across borders between EU Member States, so that no one country is able to…

Comcare work closely with hotels to keep booking systems online, upgrade point-of-sale computer systems and eliminate any dead zones in staff and guest Wi-Fi networks. We know the value of working Wi-Fi for guests and employees alike – not just in your reception area, but in every room and public space of your premises. Now…

Time is running out if you want to comply with GDPR implementation in time for the introduction of the new regulation in May. The General Data Protection Regulation is due to come into force on May 25th 2018 and puts new responsibilities on businesses that handle personally identifiable data. Personal data ranges from contact details…

Server downtime is a completely avoidable business interruption, so it’s surprising that so many companies deal with the consequences rather than the causes, when a switch to a more reliable ISP or a dedicated leased line could prove a quick fix for near-constant uptime. Historically the target for many providers has been ‘five nines’, meaning…

When we access the internet, all anybody ever really wants is a fast and stable connection – but depending on what you actually do online, that can mean several entirely different things. For example, if you want to carry out basic office tasks like sending and receiving plain text emails, almost any internet connection will…

If you have to enter a key code to connect to your Wi-Fi, there’s a good chance that your connection is protected using Wi-Fi Protected Access II, or WPA2. It followed the previous WEP and WPA methods of securing wireless connections and has been a mandatory component of all new Wi-Fi devices since March 2006….