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09 July 2019

• Digital Marketing: Why is it Important?

  With the amendment and evolution of modern technologies, small and medium businesses do everything they can to keep up.

• Which Adobe Program Do I Need?

  Adobe is one of the leading sellers in programs people use on their day-to-day basis.

• How to Earn Customers Loyalty through Your E-Commerce Website?

  Customer loyalty is very important nowadays. There is a lot of competition going on in the market, which makes it hard to keep your customers from moving to your competitors.

• Supporting Portsmouth Foodbank

  This year for Lent, instead of giving something up I decided to do the Trussell Trust’s 40 for 40 challenge. This involves giving 40 pence per day for the duration of Lent and donating it to your local food bank.

• Q1 2019: Networking, Events & Awards (Part 2)

  Earlier, we listed a few of the events we attended in Q1 2019. In part 2, we highlight the rest of the conferences, awards and evenings we’ve been a part of in 2019 so far and our key takeaways from them.

• Our Senior Marketing Executive on Joining M12

  Having come from a telecoms and marketing background, joining M12 Solutions was a natural step for me.

08 July 2019

• Giganet’s growth results in major network

  We’re upgrading Giganet’s core network capacity by a factor of 20x in light of the strong customer growth and demands for higher bandwidth connections.

• Fibre-first towns and cities pre-availability checker

  The Giganet website live availability checker now checks whether your home or business is one of the ~500,000 properties that is covered by Openreach’s Fibre-First towns and cities FTTP infrastructure rollout, and that can order an FTTP service within 6-12 months.

04 July 2019

• Outlook – Cloudy

  We recently published an article relating to email and the evolution of cybercrime and another referring to the rising popularity of Microsoft’s Office 365 suite and the growing security risks associated with it.

• One Year On from GDPR: What’s Changed?

  GDPR was the “four letters that put the fear into firms’ hearts in 2018” according to the Register’s review of the year’s events. But was that fear justified?