Lee Wrall

Alongside co-founder Ruth Hall, Lee established Managed Service Provider, Everything Tech. The firm has offices across the UK and operates nationally in Manchester, London, Glasgow and Cannock. Lee has over 22 years’ experience working in SME IT and became qualified as a Certified Microsoft engineer in 2000 before setting up Everything Tech in 2010. Over this time he has advised hundreds of SMEs on a range of IT processes and cyber-security. He is passionate about helping SMEs get the best out of technology and believes in bringing technology from big corporates to the SME/mid-market to help them achieve strategic business goals. He is extremely knowledgeable across a range of technology issues, from large backup disaster and recovery tech and implementing robust growth strategies to cyber-security practices. Lee believes that all businesses must have a certain level of security and his goal now is to help make this happen by making it easy for business owners to implement and educate staff on how to keep secure in this online world.

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Debt isn’t just financial – it can be technical too

‘Debt’ is a loaded word in the world of business that has few positive connotations. It smacks of always playing catch-up, constantly being on the back foot and receiving calls from financial institutions that are polite but firm and extremely insistent that money is owed and that the calls won’t stop until it’s paid back along with any interest owed.

Why your monthly IT expenditure has gone up – it’s all about Office 365

If you use a managed service provider (MSP) for your small business’s IT needs, you may have noticed that your monthly spend with them has increased. This is because Microsoft has raised the price of the monthly subscription licence for the Office 365 suite.

How can tech help businesses become more sustainable?

The environment and sustainability are hot topics; after last year’s COP26, these issues have been supercharged to the front of government and almost every business agenda. Employees, customers and the supply chain now expect companies they work for and with to consider their impact on the environment.  So, can the way we use IT and technology in general help businesses become more environmentally friendly? The answer is a resounding ‘yes’.