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Over half of the employers should require employees to supply their own mobile device for work purposes by 2017, according to a Gartner’s Study of CIOs. That’s testimony to the fact that there’s a feverish rush to embrace BYOD, which is clearly for

Once upon a time, Cloud computing was as fancy as it could get. Today, it’s reality. Then came in big data and the explosion of information that individuals and companies have to handle, analyze, store, base their decisions on, and much more.

Virtualization has become an everyday word for almost everyone. It is no longer just desired; it simply is the reality for most businesses all over the world.

The Cloud is here to stay, but are you really making the most out of it? Oxford Economics released a survey report says that Small and Medium Business Enterprises place cloud computing behind business analytics and social presence in their priority

No business can survive if they stick onto just plain work principles. It is the age of smart business and if you do not engage a more innovative approach to running your business, then you will probably think about winding it up very soon.

Today the world is connected more than ever before and if you ask what brought about this connectivity, then without a doubt, the answer will be the presence of social networks. Social media has transformed or should we say matured from its cocoon

When disasters -- either natural or manmade -- occur, small businesses are the ones that bear the brunt the most. One primary reason for that is the lack of an effective data backup strategy. It is hard to convince folks who own small businesses

If the National Federation of Independent Business Owners survey is anything to go by, only 33% of business owners are able to get credit to run their businesses. we can safely assume that very few people get into that lucky well while most others

Cloud computing has come of age. It now marks the new age businesses and helps enterprises save costs, increase efficiency, and make things much easier than they way. For virtually every work type, business process, and business, there ought to be a

You don’t have to go caress a crystal ball to know where we are going with the influx of devices that users will now own and use at work. By 2016, more than 200 million personally owned smartphones and tablets would enter the workplace. The