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06 November 2019
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Android Enterprise Recommended: What Does It Mean for Me?
You may have seen a badge that reads “Android Enterprise Recommended” (AER) on product pages for rugged mobile computers.
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Son returns to Zaun to dad’s old role
An experienced steel fencing industry salesman has returned to his first proper employer – to take on the same role his dad held for many years.
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PO Na Na
Vaults are a common feature of 18th and 19th century buildings in Bath.
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Giganet’s Biggest Black Friday Offer Gives Customers Up to £748 Off Ultrafast Leased Lines.
The UK ISP are offering two months free with CityFibre and one month free with Giganet Local Leased Line packages during November.
04 November 2019
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Hedging For Privacy:
Our Solutions for All Gardens and Budgets
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Fatbergs and Climate Change
Our societies are currently facing a huge number of problems and our modern way of life is responsible for at least two of them: from the huge existential climate crisis to the relatively obscure fatberg problem plaguing our cities. It can be difficult to see the links between these two, but they are there: let’s take a closer look…
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The Science Behind Blast Chilling
Food preservation using cold is an old practice carried out by the majority of foodservice businesses around the world.
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The Big Commercial Kitchen Debate: Gas or Electric?
Gas Vs Electric: The Pros and Cons
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Why SMEs Should Get Expert Help with Cyber Security
Cyber security is a complex topic, so it is essential to get expert help. As a result, and particularly for SMEs, it is better to find an experienced IT partner than to try to do it all in house.
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Do you require a licence for your marine radio?
Venturing into open waters carries many risks.
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