The IT industry may shout that cloud computing is the way of the future and that all businesses should move their IT to the cloud. The reality is that any IT solution should be investigated and planned, whether it’s within your office or accessed via the internet. So, what factors will you need to consider?
Email dominates communication in today’s business environment, and many contain vital pieces of information that assist in tracking key events, employee behavior and information exchanges, making it important that SMBs understand and comply with regulations surrounding using email as formal records.
As mobile devices catch on, it’s the best time for your business to embrace the cloud.
WatchGuard Technologies’ security analysts have announced their 2012 security predictions. Here are their top 10 predictions for the year ahead…
If you have a growing business, one of the most important characteristics of your IT system is its scalability and ability to grow along with your company.
Been reading about how cloud computing is good for small business but want to hear it from someone who’s been there, done that? Read all about it from the CEO of Kaggle, a one year-old startup.
As the IT community sees explosive demand for mobility, collaboration and social networking technologies, Quest Software has put together a list of 10 predictions for technology in 2012.
Whilst the start of a new financial year is the preferred time for many businesses to purchase and deploy new IT equipment, Kroll Ontrack warns organisations need to pay close attention to ensuring sensitive financial or confidential company information is permanently wiped from old computers and systems.
Optus has launched a range of cloud services, designed to assist small and medium businesses in managing their communications, collaboration and marketing.
Named World IPv6 Day, June 8 is an awareness day to acknowledge the trillions of new IP addresses now available after the previous version—IPv4—began to show its limitations.
