Category: Cloud Computing

A frantic cloud sprawl is capable of unleashing sever damage to a small enterprise. This damage is often in the form of IT complexities and rising costs. Here’s how a cloud sprawl is injurious to a small business.

Yes, nurturing a small enterprise (SME) is often a challenging task, since SMEs lack the necessary capital and resources to stay ahead of its competitors. This is one of the key reasons most of the small businesses refrain from embracing advanced enterprise management systems such as cloud based HR software, ERP or CRM solutions that can help improve efficiencies across various key departments and business operations.

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Technology is no longer a thing of wonder but has become an integral part of the human existence. Even the people who were not once tech-driven are gradually becoming comfortable with the disruptive impacts that futuristic technologies are so well-known for. The past few years have been big on the tech front and 2018 is no exception. In fact, as we approach the mid of this year, there are already some visible trends on the tech scenario. Let us check the ones that transforming lives and the world:

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For many people, Cloud Storage and Cloud Computing are the synonyms. Most individuals are not aware of the difference between them. While both of them use remote computing ability based on cloud computing technology, they work in a different way. Let us understand these two terms better.

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Cloud Computing is an IT archetype that offers the on-demand delivery of the computing solutions including dedicated servers, storage management, networking, database management, analytics and much more, over the internet. It provides access to a pool of shared resources along with high-end services for most businesses with minimum efforts and cost.

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The advertising industry is now valued at more than $550 billion. US-based companies spent more than $190 billion in 2016 while small brick and mortar stores spent an average of $10,000 each during the same period. Despite the high amounts of money spent on advertising, only about half of the advertisers felt their campaigns were successful. Shping, an Australian startup, wants to make advertising rewarding to both the advertisers and consumers by tapping into the blockchain industry.

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