Your Monthly Roundup | April 2025

“A real privilege”

We’re happy to share the news that our Director, Neil Bayliss, has recently joined the Executive Committee of the Solihull Chamber of Commerce.  
 
Here’s what he had to say about his recent appointment: 

“Having built Hubtel IT from the ground up over the last 20+ years, I’ve seen the benefits of strong business connections, innovation and community support. Hubtel IT has been a member of the Chamber for several years now, so it felt like the right time to take this further and apply to join the Executive Committee. It was a real privilege to be selected and asked to join.” 

The Chamber of Commerce is great at championing local businesses and driving business growth in local communities. If you’re a business looking to connect, grow or innovate in IT then let’s connect! 

A very special visitor

If you follow us on LinkedIn and Facebook, you may have noticed that we had a rather special visitor to the office earlier this month. 

None another than… drumroll please… the internet! 

The Hubtel IT team just had to join in on the April Fool’s Day fun! 

(Sorry to disappoint anybody who thought it was real!) 

See the post here.

For an egg-cellent cause

Earlier this month, our Director, Joanne, and Account Manager, Marie, delivered 80 Easter eggs to the fundraising team at Black Country Women’s Aid as part of their appeal to ensure all families in refuge received an Easter egg this year. 
 
Reach out to fundraising@blackcountrywomensaid.co.uk if you’d like to support them.

Read more in this post.

This is worth the effort

Want more bang for your buck from your IT support? 
 
Although your IT services will be planned and budgeted for, we know that you want to get the most out of your package. 
 
The most reliable MSPs are proactive in finding the most suitable deal for each client, cutting the fluff and focusing on the services that really matter to your business. 
 
Read more about the benefits of finding ‘the right MSP’ in this article.

PoLP…

Isn’t that the band that sang ‘Common People’? 

No… that’s Pulp! 

PoLP, or the Principle of Least Privilege, is an IT security concept allowing a user access to specific data, resources and applications when it’s for a specific task. 

From compliance to operational efficiency and enhanced cyber protection, read the key benefits of PoLP in this post.