What is Cloud Computing used for?
The Top 5 Benefits of Hybrid Cloud Backup
Have you switched your company’s backup solution to hybrid cloud backup yet? Find out 5 reasons why you should consider jumping onto the hybrid cloud backup bandwagon.
What is Cloud Computing used for?
02-May-2018 13:55:41 / by Chris Selby-Rickards posted in cloud computing, Collaboration, cybersecurity, Business operations, Data, data backup, Backup, chrome, cloud, computers, google, security, small business, software, folders, file share, microsoft, onedrive, data storage, office, 365, files, computer security, filing system, file sharing
How to Share Files and Folders in OneDrive
02-May-2018 13:45:12 / by Chris Selby-Rickards posted in cloud computing, Collaboration, Data, business, cloud, email, microsoft, onedrive, data storage, files, file sharing
Many businesses use Microsoft’s free OneDrive accounts to store their data, but businesses can also use those accounts for file sharing. Learn about the two ways to share files and folders, including when to use each method.
What You Need to Know about the Changes to OneDrive Storage Limits
02-May-2018 13:41:47 / by Chris Selby-Rickards posted in cloud computing, Collaboration, Backup, cloud, folders, file share, microsoft, onedrive, data storage, office, 365, filing system, file sharing
Microsoft has made many changes to the storage limits for OneDrive and OneDrive for Business users. Here is what you need to know if you have files stored in one of these cloud storage services.
Why SME Companies in Wimbledon Should Migrate to the Cloud
18-Jul-2017 12:59:08 / by Ben Spector posted in cloud computing, Collaboration, Disaster Recovery, Data, IT Support, News, support, wimbledon, Backup, cloud, computers, IT Services, london, MSP, Server
Every business tries to minimise expenditure where possible to protect its profits without compromising on the quality of its services or its ability to run efficiently. However, many small to medium-sized companies in places like Wimbledon and Croydon still don't understand or haven't switched to cloud computing. It's easy to assume that it's best to stick to having data stored on onsite servers, but migrating to the cloud is beneficial for many reasons.
