Paragon Micro UK understands that in a time of unprecedented change and global disruption many business leaders are facing challenges with their current cloud strategy and technology roadmaps. If this sounds like you, your business lacks cloud speed, agility and a robust as-a-service model, irrespective of where your applications and data reside today, Paragon Micro UK is here to help.

Darren Brodrick, UK MD for Paragon Micro says, “with over 70% of applications still residing on premise, IT leaders are encouraged to work with us to identify if their current infrastructure supports the full benefits of digital transformation with one experience and one operating model. Wherever our customers are in their cloud journey, across single public or distributed cloud environments, having their applications and data at the edge, in colocations or in their own data centres, we have a solution. We pride ourselves in keeping things simple and delivering real value-added business outcomes f

If you’re a parent or teacher, how are you coping with the challenges of homeschooling during lockdown?

Education appears to be more successful this time around, with institutions embracing technology in order to reach students remotely and minimise disruption to learning, and both children and adults getting to grips with digital platforms to enable it.

Parents are trying their best to keep up with the demands of education, but no one can be expected to be an expert in everything. If your child is preparing for GCSEs it’s unlikely you’ll know the answer to their algebra homework, but equally teaching young children to read and tell the time requires a certain skill set that teachers have spent years developing.

The future of teaching and education is uncertain, but there are some brilliant tools and platforms available to help you navigate remote learning right now. We will explore ways to make homeschooling more effective, and outline technology tools that

Companies are taking advantage of Office 365 to increase their performance, but how much control do they have over their data? The common misconception is that Microsoft takes full responsibility of this, but in fact their primary focus is on managing the Office 365 infrastructure and maintaining uptime to users.

Office 365 is a productivity powerhouse but it is your data, you control it, therefore it is your responsibility to protect it.