Repair or Replace? 7 signs that you need a new computer
After this last year we know that it might be tempting to try to save money and stretch budgets. Especially when it comes to your IT. And one of the areas you may be avoiding is the cost of acquiring new devices.
5 Step Plan to Prepare and Protect your Veterinary Practice
The world economy loses more than $1 trillion to cyber-crime every year. $1 trillion! That’s a lot of money. And it’s a figure that’s increased by more than 50% since 2018. In 2019, two thirds of all organisations reported some type of incident relating to cyber-crime. You could make a sure bet this figure rose […]
Episode 10 | Keeping your veterinary practice independent through Employee Ownership
Subscribe via your favourite podcast platform: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Anchor | Breaker | Pocket Casts | RadioPublic In this week’s episode Only a handful of veterinary practices in the UK have made the leap into employee ownership, one of these is Pennard Vets, a practice in Kent with […]
Skype for Business Update for Veterinary Practices
We’ve all heard of Skype – it was one of the first widely used video calling tools used across the world by friends and family to keep in touch, in fact you’d be hard pressed to find someone who hasn’t used the program at some point in their life. In fact, Skype was created for use […]
Including All Consultations in Pet Health Plans
Most veterinary practices offer some sort of veterinary health plan for their clients. But there is a lot of variation across the UK of what is included as part of these. We all know that a pet health plan should be straight forward for your customers so when considering what plan should consist of you […]
Essential IT Buying Guide for Vets
The essential guide to buying the right IT equipment for your veterinary practice, whether you are setting up a new practice or looking to update the equipment you already have.
The Future for Telemedicine in your Veterinary Practice
On 16th March 2020 our prime minister announced, “now is the time for everyone to stop non-essential contact and travel”. Overnight veterinary practices had to continue as an essential line of work whilst following the guidance. This meant, only emergency appointments and surgeries, no more check-ups and general well being appointments, but what if you […]
Your Veterinary Practice is on Fire
Crisis: Your Veterinary practice is on fire, your people are all safe… but now what? What important preparation do you wish you had “got round to doing…?”
The Malware Threats Vets Should Worry About
It was so much simpler when we were growing up. If you borrowed a floppy disc from a friend and popped it into your computer, you ran the risk of catching a computer virus. The answer to this risk was simple: Most people installed antivirus software that protected their computers for them. And that was […]
Do I Need To Backup My Cloud?
Considering how much we all depend on the cloud, it’s surprising how little we know or understand about protecting the information we store on it. The cloud is great, the ease of having all your information in one place, you can find anything you have stored instantly from emails, photos, to general notes and passwords. […]
