While I was running macOS Support Essentials 10.13 one of my delegates asked “Is it possible to prevent conversion to APFS when upgrading to High Sierra?” after explaining it to him I realised that most people in the room also
We’ve been celebrating the countdown to the 50 billionth download on the App Store, which was reached on Wednesday. So, we have decided to offer one lucky person a free training course of their choice… all you have to do
Hello and welcome to the Amsys Training Podcasts. My name is Russ, and today I will be taking you through the 3rd and final episode of this series about Time Machine in 10.8. In the first episode, Hugo looked at
Hello and welcome to the Amsys Training Podcasts. My name is Russ, and today I will be taking you through the 3rd and final episode of this series about Time Machine in 10.8. In the first episode, Hugo looked at
Please find below randomly selected questions from Chapters 1 – 3, OS X Support Essentials 10.8. Let us know how you get on in the comments below! [gravityform id=”43″ name=”Support Essentials test questions” title=”false”] Test yourself on more questions about
Back in April of 2010, having moved several hundred miles from home, I found myself looking for a fresh start and to find my place in the working world after having tried and tested other career paths. Fortunately, a friend
Last week I took a flight to Dublin, Ireland to deliver some Apple Training at Compu b, an Apple Premium Reseller in Ireland. What’s an Apple Premium Reseller? Well, everything Apple basically! Compu b will help you choose your next
As the number of people taking Apprenticeships hits the half million mark, we thought our latest Apprentice Graduate from our own Apprenticeship scheme ought to tell his story: Meet Matt Swallow Way back in the summer of 2010, having
Last month myself and Sam Gardener took a trip to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) had bought over 6,000 macs 3 years ago with around 75% of them being used exclusively with Windows.
As some of you may know, despite working in a support role for the last 6 or so years, I have only recently certified as an ACSA (Apple Certified Systems Administrator). Enjoying my new found smugness I quickly found out