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Office 365 has now changed its name to Microsoft 365 but don't worry it's still the same great value at the same price! Read on to find out more.

We are thrilled to announce that NCI Technologies is now a G Suite for Education Partner! Read on to see how this will benefit our school customers and anyone looking to implement this exciting solution for education environments.

Striving towards our new goal to improve our corporate social responsibility we have teamed up with well-known laptop computer case and accessories producer Targus. Find out how we are working with this well known brand to help save the world one bottle at a time.

Please read our update on how we are supporting and protecting both our customers and employees in these unprecedented times.

With the increase in childhood mental health issues and the growth of sexual grooming and cyberbullying how do we protect, monitor and prevent tragic outcomes like suicide and bullying? nMonitor™ offers a solution to allow educators to intervene early to effectively mitigate any potential harmful activity.

For the dedicated teachers and students currently or potentially affected by the Coronavirus outbreak SMART is offering to support distance learning with SMART Learning Suite Online for free for the rest of the school year.

NCI recently attended the Bett Show 2020. We were excited to see and test out a fantastic mix of innovative technologies for the education environment!

Congratulations to our Education Director, Andy Trish who made the 2020 A-list of UK IT industry movers and shakers, published by the Computer Reseller Network.  As part of his interview Andy was asked a mix of serious business questions as well as quirky personal ones.  Find out his responses here.

With a new goal set to improve our corporate social responsibility we have teamed up with Dell to declare war on excess and plastic packaging. Find out how we are working with this global giant to improve their use of materials.

Microsoft have announced that it will end the extended support of Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 on 14^th January 2020.  This will mean that Microsoft will no longer be producing security patches to fix any newly discovered vulnerabilities. For this reason we are recommending that you should have started or are planning to upgrade to ensure that your school remains safe and secure.