Have you tried a Cloud-Based email service for your organization? As per a survey conducted in the year 2016, it was found that over 90% of the companies surveyed were using on-premises email. Today email is one of the most important component services for most businesses. Despite on-premises email environments or third-party hosted email solutions …
Despite developing advanced websites, alongside fool and apps, for both and internal and external use, governmental agencies are also facing several problems. Integrating with legacy systems, as well as following specific guidelines regarding security and software are just some of them. But this isn’t the biggest downside, as such organizations can benefit from low-code tools, …
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Lately, a lot of organizations are talking about the possibility of making a big step in terms of software an upgrade to Microsoft Office 365, the latest version of the giant’s editing pack. However, a lot of people are scared of change and just the idea of switching from what they have been using for …
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There’s no doubt that Lotus Notes customers are nervous, after IBM’s announcement, regarding the sale of the software. On the other side, this is the best moment for them to reconsider their options and see if it’s time for a change. Last month, IBM revealed that everything that’s left of Lotus – including Lotus Notes, …
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If you’re under the impression that only large companies can tap the benefits of cloud computing owing to this internet technology’s expensiveness, then you need to reconsider your thinking. Cloud computing technology has come a long way since the technique was first used in August 2006. This specialized network-oriented computing now gives you access to …
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