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Hurricane Sandy has well and truly arrived across the East coast of America, bringing with it much devastation and destruction. Thousands of people have been evacuated from New York City, entire buildings have been torn down, and even the trading … Continued
The latest TechTarget survey of 1500 IT professionals has confirmed that cloud computing solutions are not only here to stay, but continue to grow in popularity. 61% of those questioned confirmed that their businesses were already using some form of … Continued
While many businesses are only just looking at the Cloud as a way to reduce their internal IT costs, freelancers have been using hosted software services for some time. Surprisingly, freelancers now make up 12% of the UK workforce and … Continued
Having already established that increased cost effectiveness, reduced installation requirements and a “work anywhere” switchboard are all available with hosted VoIP, here are the final two factors in favour of the technology. 4. Control your phone system yourself Need to … Continued
Your business already has a phone line, so you may ask yourself why you should bother with hosted VoIP? Over the course of the next two articles, we will present the 5 top reasons for moving your phones to the … Continued
The internet has made communication much easier than ever before – a fact which, in business, can be seen as both a blessing and a curse. Customers and suppliers can drop you a message using any number of channels including … Continued
Remote Web Workplace (RWW for short) is a nifty tool that comes bundled with Microsoft Small Business Server. It allows your staff to log into their PC in the office from anywhere in the world using nothing but a web … Continued
It may sound like a generic business buzzword, but democratization could actually offer your business a significant competitive advantage. Even at the most basic level, democratization makes enterprise-class computing available to everyone, at a much lower cost than buying such … Continued
A survey by Harris Interactive has found that small and medium sized businesses (those with between 25 and 150 employees), are more advanced than their enterprise-sized counterparts when it comes to cloud uptake, in terms of web-based/Cloud email solutions. The … Continued
According to senior systems consultant Tikiri Wanduragala at IBM, the next major development in cloud computing will be the availability of supercomputing abilities for smaller businesses. Normally supercomputer processing is the preserve of the very largest companies, because it costs … Continued
