Discover how Australian organisations are adopting Microsoft 365 Copilot, with real-world demos, a strategic AI adoption framework, and key risks to watch for—like data oversharing and shadow AI. A practical session for businesses ready to explore or expand their use of generative AI.
Did you know the Australian Government will help small businesses with 19 or fewer staff members to prepare for and respond to a cyber incident? If that’s you, read on for more.
When your Business AI is underperforming, you might need our Data for AI project service.
There are at least 1300 MSP’s across Australia and New Zealand. How do you choose a good one? This 4-minute read will give you some inside tips.
Ever tried to calculate the return on investment of cybersecurity? It can be difficult to measure the absence of a problem – but this article provides some guidance on how to go about it.
Exciting news for Computer One as we expand our presence into Europe and the UK.
Many established organisations find it challenging to match their current security policies with ISO27001 standards. Without expert guidance, they worry about needing to overhaul their security systems completely. This concern can lead to inaction.
That’s where Computer One can help. Read on…
Here’s an easy guide to self-assessing your organisation to Essential Eight Maturity Level One.
Microsoft 365 is not just a set of tools; it’s a dynamic ecosystem that, when leveraged effectively, can be a catalyst for transformation and growth in your organisation.
Learn how to use Microsoft’s Maturity Model to get more out of your investment.
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity are two much-discussed topics, with universal agreement among executives as to their importance. In practical terms, however, most organisations’ DR and BC plans are not regularly reviewed for their currency or stress-tested for their ease of implementation in an emergency.
Here’s our guide to the best practice in setting, reviewing and regularly testing your DR and BC plan.
If you’re about to go to market for a new ICT partner, you can increase your chances of making a good selection by starting with our free RFP template.
Written with non-IT people in mind, the document is full of time-saving tips that will help you produce a professional-quality briefing for potential service providers and save thousands on the cost of a professional RFP writer.
To persuade your board to invest in your initiatives, you should consider leveraging data and metrics to support your proposals. By presenting evidence-based arguments grounded in real-world data, you can demonstrate the potential impact of your initiatives and instill confidence in the board members.
Here are key aspects to consider in your presentations.
To secure funding for their initiatives, Technology Leaders must build relationships with individual board members. This strategy involves understanding their priorities, addressing their concerns, and creating advocates for the proposed initiatives. Learn more…
Technology Leaders must effectively communicate the benefits of their proposals by creating a compelling business case. By presenting a well-structured and persuasive argument, leaders can increase the board’s understanding of the value and feasibility of their initiatives, ultimately enhancing their chances of securing the necessary funding. Here are key aspects to consider when communicating strategy
To secure funding for their initiatives, Technology Leaders must align their proposals with the overall business strategy of the organisation. This strategic alignment is crucial for establishing a clear connection between the proposed initiatives and the company’s long-term goals. By showcasing how their ideas contribute to the organisation’s success, leaders can enhance their credibility and
