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As we write this, the cloud is everywhere. It stretched, and it looms far into the horizon. Almost every company we know of – small or big – has tried to extend itself into the cloud. Whether they successfully use the cloud and transform the way

We agree that cloud computing could be your ticket to axe costs, enhance business process efficiency, and get your business act together. Did you know, however, that you could further cut costs while actually using the cloud? If only you could

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,

When businesses don’t back up data, they fall right into the pit. Enough said. Are you on the cloud yet? Do you backup data regularly? What kind of data backup protocols, systems, processes, and tools do you use?

Ever since the cloud started to hover over the prospects of technological evolution, IT pros and businesses had no problems taking to it in droves. Yet, all of us had this hangover on cloud security and the possible risks companies might face.

It’s December – it’s that time of the year when half the world recedes into a holiday mood only to wake up with a new year in tow and tons of things to do, trends to watch for, predictions to make, and resolutions to break. At Network Pro, we always

Access to networks (and everything that an employee gets from remote access to an enterprise network) was through the then ubiquitous blackberry mobile devices. While blackberry flutters with its sustainability model, there’s been a surge in the

According to a Buyer’s Guide on Storage and Backup from Computer Weekly , Storage represents at least 15% of the total IT budget in the year 2011. Wrong assessments of your storage needs, uninformed choices on storage solutions could prove to be