The support we offer our contract customers does not stop at 5pm on a Friday. Last Friday evening I took a call from a client who was reporting that the power to his office had been going on and off all afternoon and now the power company (who were digging up the street outside) had […]
Diana and I went to The Business Club – Lincolnshire last week. It was a great meeting where in small groups, businesses helped each other with ideas on how to solve business issues as they were presented by each person in the group. This was my table – from left to right. Craig Tulip –
The other day I was called in to assist with the installation of some huge copier printers at one of our clients sites. One of our partner companies had asked us in to make sure that everything ran smoothly. By being on site I was able to ensure that everyone could print and scan from
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Clive is very fond of saying that we understand email like most people understand postage stamps. It’s a bit of a throwaway phrase which doesn’t mean an awful lot but is very memorable, I think you’ll agree! However, the main problem is that few of his listeners will realise quite how much of a big
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Whilst at WordCampUK 2012, I attended a session given by Heather Burns about the EU Cookie Directive – she gave an excellent overview of the implications and interpretations of the law. Heather has just posted an article on her Idea15 Blog about the enevitable scam – read it below: So it begins: the EU cookie
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Myself and Michael had to move a wireless link antenna today at a farm due to a new office about to be built. It was quite difficult as the wall in the barn is double skinned and has rockwool insulation between. The drill bits tend to bounce as the steel is quite bendy. But we
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Now I am back from the weekend’s WordPress Conference and have caught up with this week’s work, it is time to start to implement some of the changes I learnt about. Top of the list is making my personal and business WordPress sites more secure – I know of several sites who did not make
It is the second day of the WordPress conference in sunny Edinburgh – all week the weather forecast had been predicting a wet weekend! I have posted some photos of the venue on clivecatton.co.uk, there are also some sunset shots from the campsite last night. Today’s sessions include The really useful plug-ins Accessibility Considered design
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Tony Smith making the opening address to the conference – and “discussing” hash tags! Here are some of the sessions I am attending today: eCommerce EU Cookie Law WordPress Mobile Security Kieran (below) gave a great presentation about security.
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