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Recent news, spread by the web: Students in Finnish primary schools, from autumn 2016, will no longer learn cursive handwriting, instead they will learn to use keyboards, during the entire course of study. It is one of those reports that many of us, who were students in the twentieth century, find Read More

When team members are on the go and need more than a mobile phone connection, wireless WiFi comes into play. Can you and your team get the access you need, with enough reliability, coverage and speed? Here are considerations for your wireless WiFi arrangements. Read More

Huge congratulations to our award-winning client, White Cross Vets for securing not just one, but two awards at the Veterinary Marketing Association Awards 2015.

The new website that Jonny Ross Consultancy (working in collaboration with HR Marketing and Copy) delivered for White Cross Vets secur Read More

Learn the easiest way to convert a bmp image to a jpg/jpeg format for free using both offline and online method. Read More

January 1st usually marks the moment that another year's worth of materials fall out of copyright. However, in the US there hasn't been much to celebrate lately, as no published works are due to enter the public domain until 2019. Read More

In 2015, three integration changes will undeniably redefine enterprise architecture:

Better managed APIs: Managed APIs are the new building blocks of digital business. Managed better, integrated APIs are not your father’s SOA API. They are primarily designed for today’s scale and security needs, Read More

Google is fast-forwarding us to the future with autonomous vehicles that need zero human interaction. In fact, Google representatives may consider human input a downright interference with their self-driving car. Learn why in this Tek Shouts! article. Read More

Today, the most productive work often happens on the go. That is why you need these six apps for small business owners on the move. Read More

Net neutrality is a divisive issue that has the potential to affect all Internet users, including online consumers and retailers of every size. The FCC now has the power to regulate the Internet like a public utility and legally enforce Net neutrality across the web. This controversial move was pa Read More