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Cloud vs On-site: The Pros and Cons

Written on June 27, 2017.

Are you tired of hearing the word cloud and everything related to it? If so, you should know that this word isn’t going away. In fact, it is a relevant strategy for numerous IT departments. Recently, the idea of hosting computing resources off-site, such as in a provider’s data center, has gained plenty of traction. In spite of this, there are IT departments that still struggle with whether they should continue with the traditional on-site servers or adopt cloud computing technologies. There...

Don’t Let An Outdated Phone System Limit Your Business Growth

Written on December 13, 2016.

Businesses are always trying to move forward with new innovations, breakthrough products and strategic business plans to outpace and outmatch the competition. As such, it is vital that organizations upgrade their business communication platforms as soon as they can before it becomes a bottleneck. That age-old analog phone system you’re still using may be holding back your business potential for massive growth with its limiting scale and exorbitant telecom costs. When coming up with a solid...

A Look at Why Telecommuting is Crucial and How The Cloud Contributes to it

Written on April 12, 2016.

Just a few decades ago, telecommuting was virtually unheard of in business offices. After all, employees who worked from home not only couldn’t answer the business phone service, which was crucial before the internet, but they also had limited access to files, documents, etc. Now, fast forward to 2016, when more and more U.S. offices, particularly those that are considered highly successful, are opting to downsize and thin out how many people actually come to the office each day. The reason why...

Exploring the Scalability and Cost of Desktop as a Service

Written on September 28, 2015.

Are you looking for ways to revolutionize your firm’s IT infrastructure to better equip it for the modern world? You may be considering VDI, or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, as the solution. In a number of ways, this allows for greater flexibility and capacity in a business environment, but it doesn’t quite compare to the latest and greatest: DaaS, or Desktop as a Service. DaaS is largely similar to VDI in functionality. The only thing that changes is the desktops’ location....

Combating 5 Common VoIP Service Problems

Written on February 5, 2015.

Some of the most common problems with your VoIP can be solved simply, without the help of tech support that could take a while to get the answers you really need. We have some of the most common solutions to VoIP problems that could save you a ton of time and money, instead of struggling with basic repairs that could be a lot easier than you thought.

Hosted Applications in the Cloud: Advantages and Disadvantages

Written on February 2, 2015.

Although cloud-based apps may not appeal to everyone, nor suit the needs of every business, the fact is, they do help businesses streamline their organization. Whether you use just Google Docs, or many different image hosting services, the cloud will enhance the way apps function. Large conglomerates and small companies can benefit

Outsourced IT Service Providers

Written on January 26, 2015.

Outsourcing is a concept that is practiced in many companies, within IT departments, in an effort to better utilize funds while cutting labor costs in the form of salaries and benefit plans. However, there are many challenges associated with outsourcing that could have major effects on both daily operations and long term goals of the company. By examining a few key points with regard to outsourcing your IT department, we may better understand the challenges and overcome the fears associated with...

Cloud Computing Emphasizes Business Over Technology

Written on January 6, 2015.

Ask most business owners today what cloud computing is, and many will admit they have no idea what you are talking about, or what it might mean for their business. If they have heard the term, they are still unfamiliar with the process. They just see it as an overly complicated way to use current technology. In fact, most companies should prepare themselves for big changes in the way their business is conducted. Cloud computing is the wave of the future. Understanding the technological details...

Cloud vs On-site: The Pros and Cons

Don’t Let An Outdated Phone System Limit Your Business Growth

A Look at Why Telecommuting is Crucial and How The Cloud Contributes to it

Combating 5 Common VoIP Service Problems

Outsourced IT Service Providers

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