IT Blog
Harnessing ISO/IEC 42001: The Strategic Advantage for AI-Driven Business
ISO/IEC 42001 is a global standard designed to guide organisations in implementing and managing AI systems [...]
Empowering users with self-service password resets
At ramsac, we strive to empower our clients with efficient and secure IT solutions. Self-service password resets are a simple yet powerful tool that enhances security, saves time, and [...]
What is Shadow IT? – Exploring the risks and opportunities
This blog explores the risks of unauthorised IT use, from security vulnerabilities to compliance breaches, while also highlighting how organisations can leverage it to uncover unmet needs, drive innovation, [...]
“Take me to the cauliflower” – a customer service parable
“Take me to the cauliflower” has become a phrase that both embodies what we do, and also allows anyone to challenge another colleague if they think they could be [...]
Understanding Microsoft 365 Business Premium: A smart choice for your organisation
Explore how Microsoft 365 Business Premium can elevate your organisation's productivity and security in this comprehensive blog. [...]
Embrace the future: The opportunities and challenges of AI in your organisation
AI training is vital to use AI responsibly and securely in this blog we explain how you can claim government funding to help finance your AI training [...]
What is data theft and how do you prevent it?
In any size organisation, data theft can be a huge issue. From disgruntled employees to large scale cyberattacks, data theft can severely impact your business. According to a report [...]
6 steps to designing an Identity Access Management strategy
An IAM strategy is a powerful mechanism for controlling and monitoring access to your company’s IT network and assets, ensuring robust protection against cyber threats. [...]
Getting your IT project approved: The benefits of monthly payments
Monthly payment plans can make project approval easier and more financially sound, along with some tips for overcoming common internal objections. [...]