We are so excited to introduce a new member of the SA1 team! Meet Kelly, our new Business Support Manager.

Windows 7 will come to the end of its life on January 14th, 2020, after a decade of being the firm-favourite operating system among the public.

We recognise and understand the benefits for organisations to have all their communications in one place. This has led us to proudly launch SA1 Group.

Our business’ growth from its humble beginnings as an IT support start-up to a Group entity has taken a lot of hard work but is something we are extremely proud of. But how exactly did SA1 Group come into formation?

Businesses now operate in an ever-increasing digital world, which means they need to ensure their technology continuously operates at optimum levels with minimum disruption.

The operating system Windows 7 will reach its end of life date on 14 January 2020. This means Microsoft will no longer update or support the operating system after this date.

A major factor for business communications is mobile expenditure. It is commonplace for employees to have work mobiles to increase productivity, efficiency and new business. However, despite their many advantages, business mobiles can be a significant expense for a company, as well as a nuisance when it comes to finding the time to seek a new provider and switch to get the best deal.

There are numerous factors that can influence how your business operates. The majority of businesses now rely on their IT system to function at an optimal level, therefore making its computers’ operating systems one of the central elements to the day-to-day running of a business.

Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system is approaching its end of life, meaning those currently using this system need to act promptly to ensure their business’ function is not negatively impacted.

Software solutions can revolutionise how your business operates. However, knowing exactly what your company requires and how best to create the ideal software for your business’ needs is not an easy task when you’re not within the IT world.