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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
Analysts at Gartner have completed their annual computer industry calculations and have estimated the total value of public cloud computing services at $109 billion for 2012. This represents a rise in value of 20% over the market value for 2011. … Continued
Last time we talked about the importance of considering customer service and the “chain of command” when considering hosted VoIP providers. In this article we look at three more important considerations to make before you sign on the dotted line. … Continued
If your business has already decided that the time has come to move your company to a VoIP system, and identified a cloud-based provider as the best option, the next decision is who should you choose? Your business will not … Continued
Back at the beginning of the last century, the Italian economist Pareto noticed that 20% of his country’s population held 80% of Italy’s resources. This 80/20 principle also applies to other fields including industry, and realising this can help your … Continued
Just days after announcing a projected income warning (they expect profits to drop by $1 billion this quarter), Intel has announced that they are working on a new range of computer processors designed to increase cloud server efficiency. The new … Continued
Reducing business running costs is a goal maintained by most companies regardless of the wider economic situation, and although the telephone bill is often a point of contention, it is also regarded as a necessary evil by most organisations. But … Continued
As business becomes more mobile, the demand for an equally mobile workforce increases. However, access to company systems quickly becomes a major headache when considering the provision of devices and software licenses. The development of new remote desktop solutions may … Continued
