Bluescope Technologies is a leading provider of IT services to businesses of all sizes in a wide range of industries. Bluescope’s headquarters are situated in Limerick, Ireland.
Our aim is to provide our clients with a reliable and secure technical environment customised to their needs, implementing IT solutions to achieve greater efficiency and productivity at affordable prices.
We offer expert guidance and support on all aspects of modern computing and a variety of quality services ideally suited to businesses looking for fixed IT costs. Bluescope Technologies can assist you in procuring the computing resources tailored to meet your organisation’s needs.
"Google published a Doodle today to highlight some of the beneficial activities one can engage in without leaving your shelter."
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Google Doodle has tips for conquering coronavirus by staying at home
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Doodle shows just some of the ways you can make the most of your time while sheltering in place.Over the weekend, Google launched a website dedicated to trust-worthy information on the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Google launches coronavirus site with useful resources and introduces enhanced search results
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The search giant says it's looking for more ways to help people find authoritative public health guidance.For those who are new to working from home, it can be a difficult transition, while others may even prefer it.
We’ve compiled a list of our top tips for working from home to try help you make the transition a bit smoother.
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Tips for working from home | Bluescope Technologies
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The COVID-19 outbreak has pushed a lot of people to have to work from home. For those who are new to working from home, it can be a difficult transition.Microsoft has made their software, Teams, available to everyone for free for six months.
Teams is a part of Office 365 and can prove to be very useful to those who must work from home over the coming weeks.
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Ciarán Brogan
Managing Director
Deirdre Brogan
Marketing Director
