IT Infrastructure

Since Microsoft Copilot was launched for Small Businesses in January of this year, businesses have been assessing how useful AI will be for their business. Deploying sophisticated technology requires a well-prepared environment. Read below to make sure you know where to start.

Microsoft have labelled Copilot as 'your everyday AI companion. So what does that actually mean? Will it deliver on it's promises to revolutionise work? This article looks at both sides of the AI debate and details what a user can actually achieve with Copilot.

Moving offices can be an incredibly exciting time for a growing business. Securing a location you love, notifying staff and customers, and scheduling your move is great, but there's one thing left to do - planning how to get your IT infrastructure between the old site and the new one. If it sounds stressful, it doesn't have to be, so we've listed everything you need to consider to make the move a success.

The UK's transition to PSTN services has started, and fibre connectivity is bringing faster speeds and better reliability to the UK market. But what actually happens once you've placed your order? This article breaks down a timeline of what happens next, from site survey to handover.

Microsoft and Google are the two main options when it comes to office suites, offering a range of tools. However, there are distinct differences, and Mason Infotech recommends Microsoft over Google in 9 out of 10 cases. This article explains why.

Prompts are how you ask Microsoft Copilot to do something for you - like creating, summarising, editing, or transforming. Think about prompting like having a conversation, using plain but clear language and providing context like you would with an assistant.