As technology changes, IT infrastructure also needs to change with it. Cloud storage services are becoming more popular and they offer better value to companies than traditional IT infrastructures. In fact, the cloud is projected
The past year has seen a significant increase in disruptive cyber-attacks. Cybercriminals are taking advantage of emerging technology such as automation to enact cyber threats against vast numbers of industry sectors and organisations. To meet
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen a fundamental change in the way we work, not just where, but when and how. Remote work and digital workspaces have kept businesses running and people employed, but as the
Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS), cloud-based communications such as VoIP, PBX and Microsoft Teams provide communication tools and services to help your business thrive. Here are ten business benefits to cloud communications. 1. Supports
The pandemic was a catalyst for many to move part or all their business to cloud based technologies to cater for a remote workforce. However, this is not the only benefit of the cloud. There
The pandemic has highlighted the adaptability and resiliency of humanity. Technology has shown how it should be used to enable businesses to work their way. Solving problems through technology to pivot and move from a
Taking advantage of all that technology has to offer the modern world, cloud computing is revolutionising the way the world does business. It’s efficient, it’s flexible, and it’s cost effective. Let’s unpack this technology to understand what it is and how it can help your business
Cloud based technology has revolutionised the way people do business. Microsoft Azure is a powerful cloud-based service. With over two hundred products and services under its umbrella, it allows businesses to pick and choose what
In today’s business landscape, technology is what keeps many companies running. Whether it be EFTPOS terminals, Point of Sale (POS) units or more complicated items such as cloud computing software, these keep your business going.
A long time ago, sharing files with others involved sending large emails or using an external hard drive or a USB stick. In the business world, files were uploaded to an internal server and could
