#Cloud Services
Why small-to-medium sized businesses should consider global cloud providers
By Lionel Legros, Asia-Pacific Director at OVH We are living in an era of cloud adoption. A 2019 study on Australia’s cloud market reveals that cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) is growing considerably, with market spend expected to reach $1.3 billion by 2022. Yet despite this growth and a growing awareness of the benefits of the cloud, providers […]
4 Reasons why the cloud is a boon for startups
It’s become common knowledge by now that the cloud is a vital tool for business success. Few companies are operating without at least some involvement in cloud computing. While much of the focus is mostly placed on established organisations finding new ways to use the cloud, the true success stories are coming from startup companies […]
Accounting practices ‘warm’ to cloud solutions
A survey involving more than 400 practices across Australia shows that accounting firms are embracing cloud technology for themselves and clients. According to The Cloud Readiness Survey from Digital First, 43 per cent of accounting practices are anticipating a shift to cloud software in the next 12 months. The survey revealed that accounting firms understood […]
Citrix’s Small Business Bootcamp: New Ways to Work and Live Better
As Citrix’s small business bootcamp draws to a close, we recap the key learnings helping you to build effective mobile workspaces addressing today’s business needs If you think the latest technologies and IT trends are exclusive to global conglomerates with expansive budgets then I’m here to tell you, you are wrong. You might be surprised […]
Citrix’s Small Business Bootcamp: Control and Deliver
Week 4 of Citrix’s Business Bootcamp is all about taking full control of your cloud-ready, mobile workforce When you stop to think about it, the simple purpose of IT is to provide tools which allow us to work faster and smarter, and that help us achieve our business goals. By moving your business to the […]
Freeing your workers from their desks
Advances in technology and cloud computing have made working from anywhere possible. Recent tax amendments in the latest federal budget have also incentivised this, allowing businesses to give their staff all the equipment they need to be truly mobile.
Tips to grow your business in the Cloud
Each provider may vary in quality and infrastructure, so it important to take the time to do your research before handing over your precious cash.
Five things to look for in a cloud partner
Being able to deliver the best cloud service, at the lowest cost with high reliability and guaranteed security is not as simple as packing up your servers and shifting them to a data centre.
Why the cloud is the best place for your head to be in 2015
Cloud offers SMEs the opportunity to leverage technology to transform their business in terms of productivity, customer service levels and even attractiveness to new employees.
Adobe Document Cloud integrates free e-signing
Adobe has introduced Adobe Document Cloud following up Creative Cloud and Marketing Cloud with a service integrating free e-signing as part of its solution.
Data sovereignty starts with classification
Data sovereignty pertains to data storing, sending and processing restrictions outside national borders. Legally termed as “trans-border data flow” data sovereignty still remains to be one of the top concerns of SMBs hindering them to move their business to the cloud.
Why Google Drive won’t be a Dropbox killer
An early review of Google’s new cloud storage and syncing service.
New Macquarie Telecom data centre on track
Macquarie Telecom has provided an update on the $60 million data centre being built in North Ryde, revealing construction is progressing well and the centre will be open to support the growing data management needs of businesses in early 2012.