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Fusion Supports TrustLinks at their 2026 Charity Golf Day
Fusion Technology Solutions was proud to be the headline sponsor of the TrustLinks 2026 Charity Golf Day this month, supporting an important local cause dedicated to improving mental health and wellbeing.
Common mistakes businesses make when switching to VoIP
With the UK's PSTN switch-off continuing to reshape the telecommunications landscape, more organisations are making the move to VoIP than ever before. However, while the benefits are significant, a poorly planned migration can lead to unnecessary disruption.
Case Study: Building Coriant a secure, reliable and scalable foundation for sustainable growth
Coriant is a dynamic and expanding force in industrial services, focused on the maintenance of assets across critical industries. With approximately 300 staff spread across seven office locations, the company has been on an exciting growth trajectory, including strategic acquisitions that have broadened their capabilities and market reach.
Should your business move everything to the cloud?
Over the past decade, cloud technology has completely transformed the way businesses operate. From seamless collaboration and remote working to enhanced security and scalability, cloud-based platforms have become the backbone of modern organisations. Yet many business owners still ask the same question: Should we move everything to the cloud?
5 signs your business has outgrown break-fix IT support
Break-fix IT support is often the starting point for many small businesses. When a problem occurs, an IT provider is contacted to resolve it, and the business pays for the work completed. While this approach can be suitable in the early stages, it often becomes less effective as a business grows and becomes more reliant on technology.
Managing cybersecurity risk as an SMB
SMBs are often seen as easier targets. Limited resources, fewer in-house IT specialists, and weaker defences can make them more vulnerable to cyberattacks. Yet the data these businesses hold, from customer details to financial information, is just as valuable to criminals as that of a large corporation.