As our country continues to slow the spread of coronavirus with social distancing, working from home has become the new norm. Teams are being forced to find creative ways to collaborate, chat and have normal interactions without physical contact. As a result, video conferencing has become a popular tool for meetings, events and even post-work happy hours.
When it comes to selecting a cloud provider for your business, there are many options to choose from. Two of the most popular are Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services, or AWS.
When it comes to network servers, there are many options to choose from. With so many options, you may be wondering which is right for your business.
4 Things to Consider Before You Migrate to Office 365 When it comes time for your business to migrate to Office 365 from Exchange 2010, Exchange 2007 or any other email client, it can’t hurt to be too careful. The benefits of moving to Microsoft Office 365 are many. Greater workforce productivity, predictable expenses and business…
3 Basic Ways to Stay Safe on the Cloud Cloud computing brings businesses many advantages and are more affordable than ever before. But, this doesn’t mean cloud services don’t come without risk. Using cloud-based programs and storing data offsite can open businesses up to a range of potential security threats. Therefore, it’s important to know…
Advantages of Cloud Computing for Businesses An Intel Security report published earlier this year showed that 93% of the over 2,000 cloud security professionals surveyed stated they were using some type of cloud service in their organization. Executives across all industries, sizes and geographic locations are recognizing there are many advantages of cloud computing for…
