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The Next Wave of Hosting: Grid vs. The Cloud vs. What Works

There has been an enormous amount of discussion over the past 2 years about new technologies that are going to set a new standard in the application hosting space. But what is fact and what is fiction, and more importantly, should you care?

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Opting For a Managed Dedicated Hosting Service

Opting For a Managed Dedicated Hosting Service

There are many pitfalls and failures waiting to happen when you outsource technology services. Find out some of the simple ways to save your team time.

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Server Co-location: 3 Things to Know for Saving Money and Reducing Risk

Server Co-location: 3 Things to Know for Saving Money and Reducing Risk

Asset co-location is the fastest way to gain efficiencies for your IT operations. The top 3 things to manage are….

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4 Considerations When Evaluating a Project for SaaS

The number of companies involved in SaaS deployments is doubling in the next 12 months; many of them have experienced pitfalls that could have been avoided with some minor research and planning up-front. While there is a diverse amount of technology and business processes that can be addressed using SaaS, there remains a handful of common tasks that need to be performed at the beginning of your project that will aid in tracking the project’s impact and progress.

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Why Secure Email is Important for Business

Why Secure Email is Important for Business

More companies are finding out that it pays to use secure, professional email for their business. After many different failed attempts to get by with a free email server, CEOs are coughing up the dollars in order to secure their email network.

With businesses becoming much more technologically inclined, email has become a much bigger part of the way things work. Without a great email system, a business would effectively shut down and communication channels would be damaged severely.

Secure email systems provide both privacy and protection for business email systems. Emails sent through the system won’t be routed to a public server where the information can be accessed by just about anyone. In addition, a secure system can provide protection against potentially dangerous things like viruses.

In the past, secure email wasn’t an option for smaller companies because the cost was too high. Today, users can get their secure email cheaply and it will help improve the flow of information. Protecting email systems is like an insurance policy that every business must have. Without it, the risks are tremendous.

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