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Global volatility is now routine. Cyber incidents, policy shifts, supplier failures and sudden market changes can halt operations with little warning. The practical question for 2026 is not “will something happen” but how quickly you can recover  and how little you lose  while you do. Below is a plain‑English guide to cloud‑backed disaster recovery and continuity that non‑technical teams can use. What is cloud disaster recovery and how does it work? Cloud disaster recovery ke

For years, on-premise servers were the backbone of business IT. They offered control, predictability, and the reassurance of knowing where your data lived. But times have changed. The reality is that maintaining physical servers now creates more strain than stability for most small and medium-sized businesses. From rising costs and security risks to limited flexibility, there are clear signs that it’s time to move beyond on-prem servers and consider more modern, scalable opti

Many UK companies spend far more on IT than they realise. Salaries, on‑site servers, callouts and unplanned outages all add up. Hosted desktops and managed IT shift these costs into a predictable service that is easier to run and easier to secure. Below is a plain‑English guide to the real cost of “keeping IT in‑house”, and why a hosted model often wins over three years or more. What Costs Hide Inside “Local IT”? Local IT usually means on‑site servers, a small internal team,