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Intune management for UK manufacturers: what good actually looks like
Microsoft Intune is the default device-management tool in most manufacturing IT estates, but the rollouts that pay back look very different from the ones that quietly stall. Here's what separates them on a UK plant floor.
- Product21 April 2026
How Microsoft 365 quietly drifts into PCI scope
Even if you've outsourced payment processing, the way your team handles refunds, exceptions and customer data can pull Microsoft 365 into PCI scope without anyone noticing.
- Product18 April 2026
Common Data Environments: when SharePoint is enough and when it isn't
SharePoint can be a competent CDE for smaller contractors. It can also be a disaster if it's left at default settings. Knowing where the line sits saves money.
- Product15 April 2026
Modernising a legacy ERP without stopping the factory
Most manufacturers are running an ERP that's at least one generation behind. Replacing it is daunting; living with it forever is worse. There's a middle path.
- Product14 April 2026
Why accountants are now a prime target for impersonation fraud
Business Email Compromise targeting accountants has moved from amateur to convincing. A practice-aware email defence is no longer optional.
- Product12 April 2026
Matter-centric working: why SharePoint at defaults isn't a DMS
SharePoint can run a law firm. It just can't do it at default settings. Matter-centric structure, ethical walls and retention are the difference between a DMS and a mess.
- Product8 April 2026
The hidden cost of unmanaged SharePoint
SharePoint sprawl rarely shows up as a line item. It shows up as slow projects, exposed data, and a Copilot rollout that has to be paused.
- Product30 March 2026
Making IRIS, CCH and Microsoft 365 actually like each other
Practice software has its own opinions about hosting, performance and integration. Treat it as just another app and busy season will punish you.
- Product11 March 2026
Defender for Business vs Defender for Endpoint: which fits you?
Two products, very similar names, meaningfully different fit. A short guide for IT leaders sizing up Microsoft's endpoint security stack.
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