Cloud computing is used by just about all businesses in some capacity, but how much should your company rely on it for its important functions?...
What Kind of a Tool is Cloud Computing?
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Can Software-as-a-Service Be the Answer to Stabilizing Your IT Costs?
How much time does your business invest in software and its management? There are some that you can’t really go without, like email solutions and...
How to Prevent Cloud-Based Cybercrime in Your Business
The cloud has given businesses loads of modern ways to approach operations and management, but it has also given cybercriminals access to even more...
Public Services are Benefitting from the As-A-Service Model
Let’s face it… “government” and “innovation” aren’t usually associated with one another. Despite the finances that these organizations have, these...
Technologies that Enhance Your Business’ Mobility
With so many workers taking up the mantle of remote work, it’s no surprise that businesses are looking for ways to accommodate these “new” working...
How to Spend Less on Your Business’ Computing Infrastructure
Hardware procurement is a challenging part of running any business. When you consider that the hardware is often what keeps your business...
Getting All You Can from Cloud Storage Requires Secure Usage
While we're big proponents of cloud services, including those used for data storage, it is important to point out that it isn't just a matter of...
Businesses Need Contingency Plans to Get Through Disasters
Disasters can happen when you least suspect them. Whether it’s a tornado that levels your office or an electrical failure which sparks a structural...
Using Smart Technology in Your Business Might Not Be So Smart
Smart devices have enabled individuals and businesses to push the limits of connectivity, allowing them to have unprecedented amounts of control...
Data Storage Doesn’t Have to Cost So Much
Have you stopped to consider how much your business spends every year on data storage and warehousing? If not, you might be surprised by how much...