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Disaster recovery is important for enterprises because it’s a fact that when it rains, it floods. Companies are always under pressure to cut costs while “big data” is still a responsibility that businesses upkeep. While servers, storage facilities,

If there’s a working system, it needs monitoring. Networking systems for enterprises are rather complicated and such a set up almost always requires continuous vigilance and monitoring. Whether you choose to set up a server, tag along about five

It might not seem obvious but most companies have precious information, intellectual property, digital assets, and critical data in the email flow. Customers, vendors, employees, and all other stakeholders use email for communication so a lot of

As for most things in business, your approach to taking to the cloud must be well-planned, strategic, and set right with overall business strategy. When done right, the cloud presents significant cost-savings. It also streamlines your business

We pointed out earlier that mobile is all set to rule the web. In fact, as we speak, it’s already making in roads and changing computing habits leading to the new mobile web, rise of mobile apps, and a relentless drive to make sure that websites,

In a recent press release Gartner proclaimed that businesses let the money flow into a drain as far as data backup spending is concerned. Companies reportedly spend 20% more than actually needed – this equates to a whopping $10 billion in wasted

The year 2013 has some cloud computing history behind it, and a bright future ahead of it. As technology evolves and as companies scramble to minimize costs while keeping their efficiency levels at an optimum level, cloud computing sits as a pretty

Every year brings promises with it. Businesses are no exception to this rule. The raging battle to lower costs, manage resources better, and to profit with as wide a margin as possible is almost always the first, crucial goal. If communication is at

If you are running a business, it’s inevitable that you’d be using computers for daily business operations, number crunching, storing data, and analyzing reams of numbers that relate to your business. Computers are indispensible and data is

Focus is a simple word. As individuals, it’s somewhat easier to focus on things we want to. As businesses, however, it just gets more complicated that it should be. Obviously, there are a lot more people involved when businesses take shape. Plus,