By 2020, we can expect to see over 70% of businesses—across the globe and across all industries—moving to cloud technology. Cloud-based offices are more adaptive, more cost-effective, and more accommodating to today’s workforce. Here’s what the future holds.
Is your business still using Windows 7? You could be under threat. Here are five of the risks of not upgrading to Windows 10.
As a small business owner, the last thing you want to hear is that you need to spend more money. While that may be your initial reaction, and understandably so, there are a few things you should be thinking about before overhauling your office hardware and if now is an appropriate time to do so.
Maintaining a strong security attitude in regards to your network means less time to worry about the safety of your company data and more time to work on growing your business. Customers who see you taking security seriously feel confident that their information is safe with you.
Managed services providers, or MSPs, are third-party companies that take over the burden of IT services from small businesses. Here are four of the key benefits you should be looking for from an MSP if you’re considering outsourced IT services for your small business.
Elements of IaaS cloud service revolve around virtualized hardware which includes server space, network connections, IP addresses, bandwidth, and optimized load balance. You only need to manage the applications, data, and OSes. There are many reasons why SMBs subscribe to IaaS services.
Collaboration is pivotal to the success of a business. Studies show businesses that encourage collaboration amongst employees are five times more likely to be high performing.
Here are a few ways you and your team can get the most out of your Office 365 experience.
IT planning is imperative in relation to scalability, efficiency, and security. Whether you require cloud computing or managed IT services, now is the time to develop a long-term strategy that aligns with your budget.
An IT budget is an essential part of any modern business. Check out these five great tips for creating the right IT budget for your company.
