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There’s a reason why more businesses are paying for their IT services à la carte. The decision is one of economy. Using functionality only as needed keeps down costs while still garnering exceptional performance. That trend has gone from software to platforms, cloud-based servers, and even analytics. The next logical step is to break down the services themselves. That is the objective of...
Most companies find that implementing game-changing technology on their own is no picnic. Having a destination in mind doesn’t mean the road will rise up to meet them. Instead, most find themselves on a journey filled with complications well outside of their control. Yet to reach their Emerald City, businesses need to follow the Yellow Brick Road without getting lost or taking costly detours...
Stand on the shoulders of giants and you’ll see further horizons. At the elevation of enterprise technology, that means leaping challenges in a single bound. But does your business have the capital to maximize the potential? That’s the question for many small to mid-sized Atlantic Canadian businesses.
Growing numbers of businesses want to be responsive to innovation. ...
Who has access to your sensitive business data? Odds are good someone who shouldn’t. Forrester finds that 80% of cybersecurity breaches involve access to privileged credentials. If too many people had access to the vaults of the Royal Canadian Mint, it...
Moving to the cloud continues to accelerate the growth of IT infrastructures for Atlantic Canadian businesses. However, some legacy IT components remain in common use as “living fossils,” functional but not evolving to the necessary next level. At least ...
Conventional wisdom once asserted that sensitive or mission-critical data was unprotected on the cloud. Unless Atlantic Canadian businesses hosted their own data center or used Tier 4 data colocation data services, getting effective security was a gamble. The lack of transparency about cloud data center security in the early days made it unclear if providers were prepared for or vulnerable to...
