The lesson from BlackBerry

BlackBerry’s demise teaches us how important it is to keep ahead of the technological trend This week, after 14 years, BlackBerry announced they would no longer be designing new phones. Sure, that doesn’t mean they won’t be releasing new phones in the future, but it does mean that BlackBerry won’t be designing them in-house.

entrustIT confirmed as finalists in the Solent Business Awards 2016

We are pleased to announce that entrustIT has been confirmed as a finalist for the "Best Use Of Technology" award at Solent Business Awards!

entrustIT nominated as finalists for the BCS UK IT Industry Awards!

entrustIT are pleased to announce that we have been selected as finalists for the British Computer Society (BCS) 2016 UK IT Industry Awards! We are nominated in the 'Cloud Innovation Provider of the year' category for the newly released 3D Design Desktop.

The future looks bright for architects and designers

Technological developments are making it easier for those reliant on CAD software to be more productive. We’re excited to introduce 3D Design Desktop – now you can design from anywhere.

Don't let your firm be the next big data breach headline

“We’re no longer in a situation where it’s a case of ‘if I am going to get breached’. It’s more a case of how often you are going to get breached and how long those people are going to be in for.” These are the sobering words of cyber forensics professor Dr David Day.

entrustIT at Legalex 2016

Following success at the British Legal Technology Forum, Europe's largest legal IT exhibition, entrustIT is pleased to announce we will be at Legalex 2016 on 11/12 May 2016 at London ExCeL.

When disaster strikes, you're covered

It’s a sight that has become all too familiar this winter. Strong winds, flooded streets and fallen trees. Storm Imogen is another name to add to the list of uncharacteristically extreme weather in the UK. The Independent claims that the cost to the UK economy of the flooding over the Christmas period could reach £6bn. “Economists have predicted that the recent flooding will hit Britain’s GDP by 0.2 per cent due to businesses being forced to close, loss of agriculture output, and people not being able to go shopping and travel.”

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