Let’s face it...going to the cloud can be pretty confusing. There are many options, mixed terminology, and it is not “one size fits all.” So, what’s right for you and your business? As with many things in life, it depends.
First, let’s take a look public vs.
When you work with meeting and event professionals, you expect them do a lot of communicating with you, often via email, as you plan the big show. There are a host of documents, agendas, menus, speaker bios, hotel rates, scripts and contracts to be shared, let alone the simple, run of the mill emails.
September is National Disaster Preparedness month and there's no better time to consider telecommuting solutions. IT Radix has helped many of its clients select the right telecommuting solution for their business. Choices include accessing information and application in-house via VPN to cloud-based options.
Have your own internal Exchange mail server? Can't afford to be down? Ask us about SPAM Soap.
In the event your mail server is down, SPAM Soap is still up and running. For outages like what happened with Hurricane Sandy, you will be able to access your new email messages and send new messages through the SPAM Soap’s web interface.
Let’s face it, bad things happen. Since September is National Disaster Preparedness month, it’s a good time to “brush up” on some simple things you can do to protect your business.
Review your business insurance. Make sure you have sufficient coverage to replace all of computer equipment, electronic devices and the like in your office.
As mobile devices continue to evolve become more critical to business success, many business owners are forced to answer this question. Do you allow employees to “Bring Your Own Device” or BYOD to work or do you provide “Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled” devices?
What are the risks with B.Y.O.D.? Here are 3 major risks for you to consider:
An employee’s device that connects to your network could be a conduit for viruses, hackers, and thieves.
So, what are some of the technical ramifications of the proliferation of video? I’m glad you asked! We covered just the topic in our joint Lunch’n’Learn with Grey Sky Films in April.
The faster Internet speeds available to today have fueled the explosion of new ways of using video.
Don’t panic. Could be a good thing.
If you’re thinking about cloud computing, that is.
For those who aren’t sure, cloud computing is a general term used to describe computer services that are delivered via the Internet, rather than installed in your on-site computer or server.
