A Crazy Year
Not just the crazy weather but we have had a crazy busy year. You will have noticed (or not) that our … Continue reading →
Not just the crazy weather but we have had a crazy busy year. You will have noticed (or not) that our … Continue reading →
The flooding brought by Cyclone Gabrielle Our hearts and thoughts are with all those who have lost loved ones, houses, possessions, … Continue reading →
As 2022 draws to a close I must take this opportunity to apologise for the lack of ProcessIT Newsletters. When Covid … Continue reading →
Managing Your Software Upgrade Software Upgrade. We have recently been working on an upgrade project that has turned out to be … Continue reading →
MS Access is not dead, it’s not living its best life either, however. Some would even suggest it doesn’t even meet … Continue reading →
Custom fonts are often a necessary evil. A need to maintain an overall theme or a continuation of a brands style. … Continue reading →
What is Lazy Loading? Lazy Loading images is a website process, usually written in JavaScript, that prevents images from being loaded … Continue reading →
How often are you frustrated with paper Time-sheets?
Staff have to try to remember what they have done, how long it took and attempt to enter it correctly often a week or two later. Office Administrators are forced to attempt to decipher the entries and
Windows 11 -well almost! The Insider Preview has been released and The team at ProcessIT have compiled a list of many … Continue reading →
Slow or badly performing websites are like books with boring covers. You could have written the best, most informative article in … Continue reading →
In a nutshell. Here are our reasons for leaving Excel for a sexier database: Relational data in Databases allows for fast, … Continue reading →
As a tester of new Microsoft Windows early releases via the Windows Insider Program, I’m excited to tell you of a … Continue reading →
An Outlook Bug released May 12th 2021 caused widespread chaos for Office 365 users hiding email text in the Desktop version … Continue reading →
By James Dickinson You may have seen other websites integrating the Facebook Messenger App as a means of communicating with their … Continue reading →
2020 for ProcessIT Wow what a shocker this virus has been. No one would have thought it would be so bad … Continue reading →
I write this in response to hundreds of rabbit holes I have had to endure to try and Read the Users … Continue reading →
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing increasingly sever reactions from Government, Employers and Society, all insisting on minimal contact and self-isolation! Working … Continue reading →
How Bulk Data and Structured Data collection with a Custom Database can improve your analysis and deliver the results you need.
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Just a quick final newsletter of 2019 to see out the decade and wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas … Continue reading →
When the asked: “Do your really build Software from scratch?”
Brian thought he had previously conveyed the work that ProcessIT does but clearly, had failed!