The PC isn’t quite dead yet, but when it comes to connecting today’s SMB with customers and prospects, it might have been played out. Thankfully there’s a new frontier looming

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The new paradigm of user and customer experiences is to look at the simplest, smallest, and lowest powered platforms first, and those who are doing so are reaping the benefits

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Even while solid-state memory overtakes the consumer sector, magnetic disk storage is still the standard in the enterprise sector. How long before it takes over? By Drew Turney. It’s not

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Software, platforms, infrastructure, and storage are all being relegated to cloud services as hybrid takes over. Here’s how networking is becoming a service commodity along with them. Whether you store

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Constant server trouble was the price paid by a boutique consultancy to have everything within arm’s reach, but it was starting to cause more trouble than it was worth. Designvox

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Cloud computing has come of age, and we’re entering a new period of activity; one that isn’t necessarily public. Drew Turney deconstructs the movement’s new groove. The first years of

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Both public and private clouds have their benefits, so which one should you choose? Given the way the industry is evolving, you won’t have to. By Drew Turney. A little

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We’ve all heard the terms ‘public’, ‘private’, ‘co-location’, and more in relation to cloud computing, but what’s the most popular configuration for organisations today? All of them. By Drew Turney. Many

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Big computer manufacturers are leaving their traditional markets to reposition themselves as cloud providers. At least one global name is entering the field they’re leaving, but will it be enough

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The public cloud seems like a no brainer — develop in a temporary sandbox; scale up as fast as you like when you go live; leave the non-core aspects to

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