Cloud computing is growing rapidly and adoption is global, the surge in Cloud Storage adoption rate of small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) is an indisputable fact. In a recent research conducted by Clutch, a B2B research firm, revealed that over half (52%) of SMBs have started using cloud storage solutions as of October 2015. As the adoption rate of cloud storage increases among the SMBs, it is important to understand the trends in cloud storage

What two things does all small business have in common; they are ‘small’ and are looking for ‘success’, but ‘success’ is a relative term with lots of paradigms involved. Saving time and money is most crucial to ensure business success, irrespective to the size or maturity of the firm. Cloud services and solution are the ‘buzzword’ for the today’s entrepreneurs which can help cut cost and save considerate amount of time to be focused on

Why move your business to the cloud? Well first of all it makes business sense! The Idea of Cloud computing may be hard to grasp, but it’s clear it saves users lot of money, especially small businesses including small and home offices. As the cloud computing has grown more and more business have realized its potential and invested in it and its perks to better manage, secure and support there IT infrastructure. There is a

Introduction The ‘Big Data’ is not that big of a predicament to understand, according to terminology it’s a collection of data sets, which are so complex and considerable that the data cannot be easily captured, stored, searched, shared, analyzed, or visualized using available tools. Simply put, ‘Big data is data that exceeds the processing capacity of conventional database systems and personal computers’, so don’t try this at home. When people say ‘big data’ they are

Information Technology (IT) is now the core of any organization, gone are the days where without IT business could run and thrive, today in this digital age Information Technology is “de rigueur” or imperative to multi-national corporations with large mainframe servers and databases to a small business with only a few computers. For large organizations with big IT budgets managing IT Infrastructure is fairly simple but for a small business managing IT services could be