If you’ve tried to make, commission or even research a website in the last couple of years you’ve probably heard at least a couple of people mention accessibility. But do you know what it means? Accessibility is the process of measuring how easily your site is used by...

Meet Jess, Aindale's Latest Web Services Ninja I’m Jess, the newest member of Aindale’s development team and I’m very excited to be in a role created specifically to deliver added value to you, their current or prospective clients. I’ve been a team member since...

Outsourcing, one of the latest business buzzwords (and currently trending on Twitter), refers of course to the practice of buying in professional skills and services so that you don’t have to support them directly. Now common practice, outsourcing some of the core...

What exactly is a Managed Print Service, and why should you have one? The answer is simple – to give you visibility and control of your printing which not only boosts productivity and saves money – a lot of money, up to 40% in fact – it also helps you improve document...

We take it for granted that technology will form an essential part of our children’s learning experience, enhancing lessons and enabling students to access an ever-widening pool of resources and enrichment practices. We also expect that technology will support the...

Meet Herb. He’s been an IT engineer with Aindale Business & Technology for over 10 years, and has a wealth of knowledge and experience, as well as some excellent stories, to share. Herb, a dedicated schools engineer, is like all our school Engineers fully DBS...

Since BT announced plans to switch off the PTSN and ISDN networks for good, there has been an exodus of UK businesses transferring to hosted VOIP. However, more than 2 million UK businesses are still connected to the world by phone lines that, despite many changes and...

Falling victim to cybercrime can be devastating for your business, so do you know how secure your organisation is? There is a common misconception that smaller businesses are not worth attacking, and this can lead to a more relaxed approach to security among SMB...