As email volumes continue to explode, in-house archiving solutions are rapidly becoming the less favoured option for businesses. Instead, SMBs are turning to cloud-based archiving solutions, which provide a wealth of advantages. Here’s a look.
Cloud computing isn’t new. What’s new is that improved broadband and new applications make it a real option for businesses to manage their IT needs without having to buy hardware and software that rapidly outdates.
In today’s competitive business world, selling involves much more than a price war. Technology could be the thing to give your business an added edge over its competitors.
Cloud technology offers a wealth of benefits to small businesses, but a few questions need to be asked of a service provider to ensure the relationship is a lasting one.
‘Cloud’ is the latest buzzword and with good reason. Very basically, the ‘cloud’ refers to applications delivered over the internet – it makes things simpler, more convenient and more importantly, cheaper.
Virtual technology and pay-as-you-go business services are the key to effectively cutting business costs while simultaneously spurring growth, a new survey has revealed.
As cloud computing becomes the new “must-have” technology for businesses, it’s important your business chooses a cloud service provider that can meet all of your needs. For any business, communication and collaboration tools are essential and there’s one cloud service provider, in particular, that excels in these areas.
More and more small businesses are jumping on to the cloud to reduce their in-house IT and staff needs. But how do they use it and has it been a success story for all? Here’s some real-life examples.
Thinking about moving your business to the cloud? Here’s a look at what you need to know about how it will change the day-to-day running of your business.
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