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Welcome to the Cheeky Munkey website. We are the IT Support Company for the small (but not tiny) and medium sized businesses, government or academic clients. We also serve a number of non-profit organisations. Our mainstay rests in our Support Contracts - friendly qualified and helpful engineers available at sensible prices within guaranteed response times. We have also introduced the whole range of tools and services to address those important issues surrounding the IT network of today: Internet Access Monitoring and Filtering, E-mail spam and virus eradication, On-line backup and 24/7 Server Monitoring. An established Microsoft Certified Partner, Cheeky Munkey are now also partnered with leading technology companies such as Netintelligence, iMonitor and Techgate to bring all of those entrerprise solutions like Tivoli®, ATTIX5® and InternetSecurity® to the SME market....meaning, that now you cannot afford not to use them! You can find out more by clicking on the Software tab above. Feel free to explore the rest of our web site to find out about our full range of products and services and see what Cheeky Munkey is up to. Call us today on 0845 4560525 - we can't wait to swing into action.
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New Microsoft OS Windows 8 has a lot of innovative features, but it also has a few fatal flaws


Microsoft announces Windows Server 8 beta


Time-limited preview of 'cloud-optimised' Windows offered for free download


Apple’s $97 Billion in Cash Explained


In January 2012, Apple posted $46.33 Billion in revenue in its Q4 2011 earnings report. This graphic explores some unique comparisons to put the world's most valuable public company into perspective.


5 Business Tech Resolutions for 2012


With the holidays behind us – or at least winding down – depending on what you celebrate, time is ticking away on the last few days of 2011. As you bag up the shredded wrapping paper, and start taking down your decorations, take a moment to ponder the year ahead as well.


Virtual server investment is a 'no brainer' for UK firms


There are a great many advantages to investing in virtual servers, according to one commentator.


What Are The Benefits Of Using Cloud Hosting And VMware Host?


You have tons of different options when it comes to server hosting solutions. Your server hosting choices continue to advance as technology advances as well. With technologies of the future like cloud hosting, the XEN host, and VMware host, these virtual options are starting to surpass the dedicated server options of the past.


Citrix Improves Performance for Cloud Infrastructure


Citrix Systems is improving scalability and performance for cloud infrastructure, desktop virtualization and networking through the release of XenServer 6.


Companies urged to 'take control' of cloud computing


Businesses have been advised to make sure they monitor their cloud services effectively once the initial set-up has been completed.


One Service to Rule Virtual and Physical Servers All


Virtualization has taken a firm hold at most enterprises these days, but the fact is we've only just begun to unleash the true potential of the technology.


IT firm warns of cloud 'hype'


Internet web hosting firm Iomart has reported a sharp rise in pre-tax profits, coupled with a warning to companies to ensure they use reliable hosting services.


Securing virtual environments


Securing virtual IT environments is no more difficult than securing physical IT environments, but it does require a special approach. Unfortunately, many companies have leapt into virtual computing without appreciating the security implications, which has resulted in costly mistakes and security breaches.


NEC Invests in Cloud Computing


TOKYO—NEC Corp. said Wednesday it will spend 100 billion yen ($1.2 billion) between now and March 2013, mainly in its cloud computing and overseas information technology service operations, as the Japanese IT giant seeks new sources of revenue amid sluggish growth in its domestic market.


Cloud security issues?


Security concerns hinder cloud computing adoption.


IT industry news: IT outsourcing 'to be widespread in 2011'


Companies will continue to outsource their IT services in 2011 [and it will be not only big businesses but also medium-sized enterprises, according to Gerry McLaughlin of ITContractor.com.


Cloud Computing Firms Just Don't Get It


Businesses that may use printer ink are being put off adopting the much-vaunted cloud computing simply because they don't understand it.


Microsoft finalises SQL Server 2008 R2


Microsoft has announced the release-to-manufacturing version of SQL Server 2008 R2, the upcoming update of its enterprise database and business intelligence platform.


Innovation in servers


With enterprise data growing by leaps and bounds, organizations are feeling the need for more powerful, scalable, easily manageable and energy efficient enterprise servers.


HP slices up services for small biz


HP is bringing new support and datacentre analysis services to small and medium businesses.


Leaked proposals show ISPs may have to police the internet


Leaked document from secret trade negotiations show ISPs could be forced to monitor users' internet traffic


Businesses save thousands


Microsoft Corp. today announced that some business customers are saving on average $170,000 (U.S.) when they switch to Microsoft virtualization software from VMware Inc. software.


Over half take the virtual leap


Just over half of businesses in the UK have added virtual private servers to their IT systems, a poll has claimed.


Homeworking: Essential questions for your Broadband provider


Working from home—we've heard it all before haven't we? How it supports a more flexible work environment, ensures greater productivity, and delivers financial savings in office and travel costs. It's also greener and demonstrates a commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility. But if it's so obvious why aren't more companies maximising the potential?


Microsoft plans server reduction


Microsoft says it has drastically cut the number of servers required to run its Microsoft Mediaroom technology on fewer than 10 servers.


Virtualisation is modifying managed email


The increasing popularity of virtual servers is changing the face of managed email.


Legislation may change SME remote working strategy


Legislation designed to encourage flexible working may well accelerate the need for remote working business plans.


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Where is the 'work' in social network?


Most businesses plan to monitor or limit employee access to social networking sites, as concern grows over their impact on productivity at work, research by ComputerWeekly.com has revealed.


UK Secondary schools top for tech


UK secondary schools have more computers per pupil than schools in any other country, according to the same study that concluded UK standards in maths and science were slipping.