Author: Louise Howland
Louise heads up the marketing function at ramsac and is responsible for the business' communications, events and digital strategies. Louise's career spans over 18 years working as a marketing specialist in the IT sector, she is passionate about delivering IT content in language that is simple to understand. Outside of work Louise lives in Surrey with her husband and 2 sons.
The Tech She Can Charter: our commitment
We have signed the Tech She can Charter as a commitment to challenge the gender imbalance and to encourage more women into technical roles. [...]
ramsac named as one of UK’s top culture leaders 2021
Culture is very important to ramsac and the way we work, so we are thrilled to have been named a UK top culture leader by Breathe [...]
Google Keep vs OneNote: The ultimate guide to note-taking apps
Note-taking applications are used all the time by busy professionals. But which one should you use? [...]
Respect in Security pledge
ramsac has signed the Respect in Security pledge, as a member of the cybersecurity community we have committed to the prevention of all forms of harassment within our industry [...]
Silver for Mallory Franklin at the Olympics
Mallory Franklin wins the Silver medal in the women's canoe slalom, an event which is debuting at the Tokyo Olympics. [...]
Introducing the ramsac academy
The ramsac academy is open to all ramsac staff and offers a unique business and personal development training. [...]
ramsac sponsors TEDxWoking 2021
We were proud to once again be sponsors for TEDxWoking in May 2021. The theme this year was resilience which was apt following the year we have all just [...]
ramsac are MSP 501 Channel Leaders
We are delighted to announce that ramsac have made the global list for the top 501 MSP (Managed Service Provider) Channel Leaders. [...]
Cybersecurity guide: how accounting firms should anticipate risks
Accounting firms hold special categories of data, and a lot of valuable data at that. With many security breaches (67%) happening due to user error, cybercrime has never posed [...]
