Computer hardware

How to choose the right computer equipment for your business to increase your productivity and efficiency without it costing the earth.

Printers and scanners are increasingly versatile but consumables can make them expensive to run. Our summary will help you choose the right equipment.

Businesses generate a huge amount of data. Find out how to store your data safely and securely whilst keeping it accessible to staff.

A network server is the central hub of your computer network. Find out how to choose and set up a network server so your employees can work together.

Mobile devices can help you work efficiently on the move. Our introduction looks at the main options and will help you choose the right mobile device.

Business computers form the backbone of your computer system. Our introduction will help you choose and buy the right computers for your business.

As well as your business computer, you'll probably want to buy a printer, scanner and other hardware. How to choose and buy computer accessories.

Mobile internet access is available through a range of suppliers and devices. Matt Powell from Broadband Genie looks at the options.

As the volume of data generated by businesses continues to grow, we explain how your firm can manage your data effectively and avoid data overload.

A network server is a powerful computer used to store files and run programs centrally. How to set up and secure a business network server.

Businesses are becoming more positive about allowing staff to use their own IT equipment – most often smartphones and tablet computers – for work.

A bigger computer screen doesn't mean a better image. We explain the difference between monitor size and resolution and why screen resolution matters.

Mobile devices have replaced traditional desk top computers in many businesses but what can they do for you and are they right for your business?

You know it’s a good idea to have security and anti-virus software on your computers. But, do you need security software for your mobile devices too?

The computer hard drive has been the data storage workhorse for years. But could solid state drives (SSDs) spell the end for the hard drive?

The full specification of a computer can run to two sides of A4 or more, however there are actually only a few items you really need to focus on.

John Sollars, of printer consumables superstore, Stinkyink.com, explains the four key steps to choosing a computer printer for your company.

Mobile phones have more capabilities than ever and the risk of data loss from phones has dramatically increased. You need to protect that data.

Working flexibly is a fact of life for many employees. But what challenges do mobile workers face and how can you support them wherever they are?

Virtual servers use one physical server to efficiently perform several different jobs. We explain what virtualisation is and how it can help.

Virtualisation allows you to divide a server to carry out many different tasks so you need fewer servers, reducing costs and increasing efficiency.

One of the biggest trends in business technology is the move towards greater mobility. Read about how to keep mobile devices secure in your company.

It’s hard to make do with an ageing IT system. One option is server virtualisation - a technology that helps you use your computers more efficiently.

Most companies choose a laser printer. Although popular for home use, inkjets are relatively rare in business. So why did this company choose one?