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How would you like it if you could just start a computer, fire up web-conferencing software and collaborate with a team that can be as diverse and it can possibly be, across geographical boundaries? Web-conferencing works incredibly well with any

Wouldn’t it be nice if all the users who subscribe to a network are actually scattered far and wide geographically but they all have access to the same network and they are all connected to the same server or virtual machine through LAN or WAN or

Standing at the threshold of 2011, strides in technology development show no sign of slowing down. Numerous tools are going to be made available for small and medium businesses and entrepreneurs, individual professionals, small and large companies

If you have limited resources whether you are running a business, shepherding a community or running a university, wouldn’t you like it if all of your computing resources can be focused on a specific but critical task at hand? How about a

If your business is growing, you'd doubtlessly have a huge number of computers, laptops, and mobile devices connecting to the main corporate network. Have you given a thought to the seemingly endless points of security lapses that are possible

Have you been worrying endlessly about what your employees do during their workday? How does your network perform? Do you keep a tab on the cost of infrastructure costs? How do you ensure business continuity?

Every business needs funds to continue financing operations, business expansion, marketing, recruiting/training and numerous other requirements. A unique, new and really environment friendly way of raising funds – while reducing toxic carbon

Wouldn’t your business breathe a heaving sigh of relief if all business data and applications remain in one central place for easy management? How would it be if your data back-up and data restore work remains centralized and almost a breeze?

Applications are being added each day and that strains computing resources at a scorching pace. An article on at timeonline.co.uk [1] sheds light on this: for every search being conducted on Google, according to Alex Wissner-Gross -- a sharp MIT

Data centres are ugly ogres when it comes to energy consumption. According to a report published by Rackable Systems[1], the year 2007 witnessed about 180 billion KWH on power requirements and cooling and a whopping $29 billion has been spent to