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TBIG Managed Solutions

TBIG Managed Solutions

IT Services and IT Consulting

Johannesburg, Gauteng 2,236 followers

ICT managed solutions focused on cost effective service delivery so that you can focus on growing your business.

About us

Back in July 2016, we looked at the IT industry and thought: “We can do better.” So we did. TBIG Managed Solutions was built to be the IT partner businesses actually want to work with -- reliable, customer-focused, and completely transparent. No unnecessary jargon, no complicated pricing, just solid IT solutions designed to make your life easier. Today, we support businesses across multiple industries, from logistics to medical to legal services, keeping their IT running smoothly. We’d love to do the same for you.

Website
http://tbig.co.za
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Johannesburg, Gauteng
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2016
Specialties
Support, Backup/Restore, Hardware & Software, Websites, Hosting, Data Recovery, Business Continuity, Microsoft Licensing, Hardware/Software, Service Level Agreements, and Arcserve

Locations

  • Primary

    11 Saint Dominic Road, Hurlyvale

    Johannesburg, Gauteng 1611, ZA

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  • Southdowns Ridge Office Park, John Vorster Drive, Centurion

    Pretoria, Gauteng 0062, ZA

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Employees at TBIG Managed Solutions

Updates

  • Android Work Profile -> Separating Business and Personal Data! Android Work Profile allows business data to be securely separated from personal use on the same device. Pros: ✅ Protects company data. ✅ Preserves user privacy. ✅ Centralised policy management. Cons: ❌ Requires compatible devices. ❌ User education required. ❌ Limited control on unmanaged phones. Why Consider It? TBIG implements Android Work Profile solutions to secure mobile productivity. One Device. Two Environments. Fully Secure. TBIG manages mobility. 📞 011 822 4353 | 🌐 www.tbig.co.za #TBIGTechTuesday

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  • Microsoft Mondays #64 Windows 11 Dark Mode to Reduce Eye Strain. Dark Mode changes system colours to darker tones, making screen time more comfortable, especially in low-light environments. 🔹 How to Enable Dark Mode: Go to Settings > Personalisation > Colours. Select Dark under Choose your mode. Apply across apps and system menus. Improve comfort and focus. TBIG can customise Windows 11 for your team! 📞 011 822 4353 | 🌐 www.tbig.co.za #TBIGMicrosoftMondays

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  • UPS Systems … Protecting IT from Power Interruptions! Power instability can damage equipment and cause data loss without proper protection. Pros: ✅ Protects servers and network equipment. ✅ Enables safe shutdown during outages. ✅ Reduces unplanned downtime. Cons: ❌ Limited battery runtime. ❌ Batteries require maintenance. ❌ Additional infrastructure cost. Why Consider It? TBIG designs UPS solutions aligned to your infrastructure and operational risk. Power Problems Shouldn’t Stop Business. TBIG plans for continuity. 📞 011 822 4353 | 🌐 www.tbig.co.za #TBIGTechTuesday

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  • Microsoft Mondays #63 OneDrive Sharing _ Control Who Can Edit Your Files! OneDrive allows you to share files with view-only or edit permissions, keeping your data secure. 🔹 How to Adjust Sharing Permissions: Right-click a file in OneDrive. Select Share, then open Link settings. Choose View or Edit access. Protect your files while collaborating. TBIG can help secure cloud sharing! 📞 011 822 4353 | 🌐 www.tbig.co.za

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  • World Telecommunication and Information Society Day Read Time: +/- 2-3 minutes Connecting the World, Responsibly… Observed annually on 17 May, World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) highlight the critical role that communication technologies play in shaping modern society. Established by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the day marks the founding of the organisation in 1865 and serves as a reminder of how far global connectivity has evolved. Today, connectivity is no longer a luxury…it is a fundamental part of how businesses operate, people communicate, and economies grow! From cloud computing and mobile networks to VoIP and cybersecurity systems, the digital infrastructure behind everyday operations is what keeps organisations running efficiently and competitively. However, while technology has enabled unprecedented access to information and opportunity, it has also exposed a significant challenge…the digital divide! Many communities and businesses still lack reliable internet access, limiting their ability to participate fully in the digital economy. Bridging this gap is not only a global responsibility but also a business opportunity to drive inclusion and innovation. From an IT and business perspective, WTISD is a timely reminder that connectivity must be secure, stable, and scalable. It is not enough to simply be online! Systems must be protected against cyber threats, supported by reliable infrastructure, and designed to grow alongside the business! Poor connectivity or weak security can disrupt operations, damage reputations, and lead to financial loss. Organisations can use this day to reassess their technology environments by asking key questions such as: • Are our systems reliable? • Is our data protected? • Can our infrastructure support future growth? Raising awareness internally, investing in the right technology partners, and ensuring proper IT management are practical steps that can make a measurable difference. Ultimately, World Telecommunication and Information Society Day is about more than technology…it is about empowerment through connection! When used effectively, digital tools enable businesses to reach further, operate smarter, and serve clients better. In a world that depends on being connected, the real value lies in doing it securely, strategically, and sustainably.

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