What started out as an experimental technology has quickly grown into its own industry with a large variety of providers each offering their services and products to a growing customer base.
The need for scalable technology to drive collaboration and communication has become a key factor in business growth, allowing SMEs to compete on a scale that was previously unreachable without the equivalent recourses.
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.
Amazon has reported a net loss of $57 million in the first quarter, quite the drop from the net income of $108 million reported in Q1 2014.
Australia’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are unable to realise the full potential of the cloud due to internet speeds and costs.
Widespread use of mobile devices – both at home and within the workplace – has encouraged development of another, new mobile technology: printing.
Amazon is clearly looking to disrupt the cloud industry, offering customers unlimited cloud storage for $US60 per year
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.
Switching to the Cloud can be daunting and you will most likely have many questions. Where do you start? How do you organise the migration? What will the impact be on your business? Where can you get help? Who can you trust?
New research has highlighted the benefits businesses applying Internet of Things are experiencing, and points out the overall lack of businesses deploying IoT solutions in the first place.
