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Video conferencing cloud platform Zoom recently hit the headlines – and not in a good way.

Whilst the report from cyber-security research company Check Point Research said they found security flaws in the videoconferencing platform, they also noted it was a case of finding a loophole that allows outsiders to join meetings rather than targeted connections to a specific users. In other words, luck and randomly-generated ID numbers let them in accidentally.

But still - as a business you want to feel secure in the knowledge that someone out there playing “Conference Roulette” can’t randomly join in and collect your potentially sensitive business information.

Learn about mapping the user-centred design process so that you can produce user-centred design products and services. 

Check out our tips for keeping the team connected on a productive and personal level while working from home!

User-centred design has obvious benefits for users; they get a product or service that’s easier to use and that better suits their needs. What do organisations get out of user-centred design, though? As it turns out, quite a bit.

Over the past decade, the concept of user-centred design has gained more attention. What are the principles behind user-centred design? What do you need to do to make sure user-centred design is successful at your firm?

User-centred design puts users at the centre of the design process. It’s crucial to business success today.

Effortless collaboration is actually an overlooked key to business success. With the right tools, it can take place at your firm.

Enlighten Designs and Modern Workplace - An Interview with Craig Humphrey

The modern workplace isn’t without its challenges. We identify five of them and explains how Microsoft 365 can help.

The modern workplace has evolved thanks to digital transformation. Microsoft Modern Workplace makes work collaborative and safe.