Tomorrow's World: The Future of Technlogy

Security is paramount in every home and workplace. A security consultant is a person that specialises in advising clients on security measures they should initiate in their homes or areas of work. Below are some of the services that a security consultant offers.  Testing and evaluating security systems to identify their weaknesses. Conducting research to identify new or existing threats to the security system. Besides, the consultant will identify viable risk mitigation measures. [Read More]

Is your hard-earned relaxation time being spoiled by poor television reception? There is nothing more frustrating, when watching your favorite show, than to have the television play up with a pixelated screen, broken picture and splitting sound.   Here are some simple steps you can take to help identify the issue and solve that annoying problem. Understand the Likely Causes The reasons for the majority of television reception issues are found in these six areas: [Read More]

One of the biggest obstacles to small and medium business growth is the struggle to get employees to work speedily, efficiently, and successfully. If you're still having productivity difficulties after hiring the right workers, training them well, and incentivising them, it's a good idea to turn to IT solutions to boost their output. One such solution that many businesses are having success with is unified communications. These are platforms that manage all communication between employees and clients from one system. [Read More]

Climate change has increased the rate at which homes and other buildings overheat during the hotter months of the year. It is therefore prudent for people who are planning to build new homes to consider design features that minimise the likelihood of overheating. This article discusses some concepts that you can discuss with your preferred home designer so that you avoid overheating in your new home. Multi-Aspect Design Buildings that only have windows on one side (single-aspect buildings) are more likely to overheat when they are compared to buildings that have windows on several sides. [Read More]