Survey reveals that decision makers are concerned about unauthorised cloud storage solutions While the cloud’s praises continue to be sung from every enterprise rooftop, a new report has highlighted that IT decision makers remain very wary of free file storage solutions. The likes of Dropbox have become hugely pervasive at the consumer end of the…
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The reports of the conventional workplace’s death have been greatly exaggerated – but there’s still work to do While it’s not always talked about by employees themselves, there are few trends that have had a bigger impact on the modern workplace than bring your own device (BYOD). While most company bosses see this mobile revolution…
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Has Microsoft removed choice for SMEs? Just what is a small business to do for an email solution now that support for the product that bore its name has been put out to pasture? In retiring Small Business Server 2011, Microsoft has been accused by some of eliminating choice and dictating its vision for cloud-based…
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Mixing private and public cloud infrastructure could be the best way to solve your hosting headache By now, most business owners will realise that they can benefit from cloud computing in one way or another. Making sense of exactly how, is the next logical step, and it’s not always easy. The difficulty could be down…
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The UK government could benefit massively from thinking a little more carefully about its use of technology…and so could your business IT has no doubt had an impact on the way in which the government oversees the running and development of the country, and the Physical Exchange’s latest Digital Manifesto is certainly encouraging in the…
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When it comes to your computer network(s) it might seem like you’re saving money by being reactive. Essentially, that means you’re only spending money when something breaks. However, is that actually true? Precisely what is the genuine cost of slow pcs and why do they slow down over time? Just about every IT department has…
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