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Companies today have burgeoning levels of data being produced and consumed on a host of aspects like consumers and related information, financials, machinery and operations related data, etc. If you had to put this data together, it’s phenomenal so

Ifa regular network has network monitoring applications, security layers andfirewalls it only makes sense that a virtual network would have somethingsimilar to the physical one. A virtual firewall is a software applicationpredominantly deployed to

More often than not, we did discuss a lot about virtualization and Virtual Networking. We waxed eloquent about the importance of virtualization. We dug into how virtualization helps small and medium businesses and even how to secure your virtual

Going to the cloud is in. It’s flexible, cost-effective and it allows you to provision your IT resources. Needless to mention, it’s easy to get started with, disengages you from the need to manage highly demanding IT resources and outsource most of

The fear of imminent failure of network; the constant need to monitor, handle, back-up, recover and store data; and the criticality of building redundancy into your networks has always put a tremendous amount of pressure on IT for businesses.

Kevin Studley – our President at The Network Pro – knows all too well that over 90% of all email in-bound into his company’s servers is spam. Given that data protection laws are more than stringent in Canada, U.S., and Europe, this is as risky as it

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

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?

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

Learning from mistakes is good and is often appreciated; trouble sprouts up only when any of these mistakes you do costs a bomb or can literally derail your company. Many companies find the need to move to a cloud by adopting a cloud-based service,