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Your billing experience is now enhanced with a new and intuitive online payment platform. This update is designed to provide greater flexibility, security, and ease when managing your invoices.

What’s New?

A user-friendly self-service billing dashboard
Multiple secure payment options
Safe storage of payment methods and invoice history
Optional automatic payments—set it and forget it!

Quick Overview

MySherpa has partnered with Alternative Payments to offer a variety of convenient online payment options, including financing for large invoices.

Nothing drains the profits (and the reputation) of a financial services firm faster than uncontrolled IT costs and sloppy tech management. The stakes are sky-high as every dollar wasted, and every vulnerability left unaddressed, impacts your bottom line and client confidence.

We’re excited to share a major milestone in our journey to better serve our community: Dorset Connects and MySherpa have officially merged under the unified MySherpa brand! This strategic merger brings together two trusted local IT providers, combining our teams, resources, and expertise to deliver faster support, deeper technical capabilities, and a broader range of services.

Ever found yourself wrestling with your phone, trying to get the screen to stay put? Perhaps you’re reading an article in bed, and a slight shift of your hand flips the screen sideways, or you’re trying to show a photo to a friend, and it just won’t orient correctly.

Apple has redesigned the camera interface with iOS 26, placing the flash control in a more accessible location for quicker use and smarter photography. However, if you’re finding the update a bit confusing, this guide breaks down the flash feature in iOS 26, covering its various modes and when it’s best to apply them.

It doesn’t take a major equipment failure to bring work to a halt on a construction site. One expired license for project management software, a wireless dead zone, or a missed field management system update can delay inspections, hold up change orders, or prevent crews from accessing critical project files.

Security should be a top priority on Windows PCs, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. This article outlines 10 practical ways to protect your devices from common threats, ensuring robust protection across the board.

Use stronger passwords

Passwords are often the first and easiest target for cybercriminals.

As our world becomes more digital, mobile security has never been more crucial. While passwords have traditionally served as the foundation of device protection, biometric authentication is redefining how we safeguard personal information. Using unique identifiers such as fingerprints or facial features, biometrics deliver stronger security and a smoother user experience, surpassing traditional passwords in both convenience and effectiveness.

All it takes is one missed software patch, network bottleneck, or expired credential for a mission-critical machine to go silent and freeze production. The most damaging threats aren’t always dramatic system failures, but the hidden gaps left by overdue upgrades, piecemeal tech decisions, and IT support that’s too slow and disconnected to identify issues early.

In today’s threat-heavy landscape, healthcare workers must do more than care for patients. They must also guard against phishing and other cyberattacks. This piece outlines how some health organizations are shifting from traditional, yearly security training toward continuous, adaptive programs that build cybersecurity into daily workflows and culture.