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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.

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

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 mobile phone is ubiquitous today. Smartphones and tablets now find themselves in the hands of over 4 billion people around the world. In the U.S alone, over 55% of Americans now own mobile phones. It’s a fact that mobiles, smartphones, and

The Internet, as we know it, is all set to change. While we aren’t strangers to “changes” to the Internet, it’s always exciting to know what’s coming. For businesses, it also means preparation. Entrepreneurs very well know how difficult and taxing

Did you know that an average executive, in the year 2011, receives and sends about 112 messages a day? And you can be sure that the number will only go up in time. Some of these emails could contain sensitive data and as a business, you’d not only

It might be a buzzword; it could just be thing that might help your business go mobile and improve efficiency among your employees. Yet, you’ll have to look at it objectively. Earlier, we’ve covered posts on Going mobile and BYOD. We listed how to

In times to come, big data is the big trouble for companies. There's just too much data that's going to come rushing in and companies will just need to find a way to grapple with it all. A large part of this data also needs to be stored. How should

Internet and network security is field that changes constantly because network risks or security risks also evolve over time. As a business, you could already have systems in place for your much-needed security. In line with that need, Firewalls are

One breach is all it takes to ruin a business. Look at the recent password hack episode that Linked In had to endure. These incidences, time and again, remind us that businesses depends on IT more than we care to imagine. After the recent exposure