Electronic Faxing today seems to be the way the world is moving to maintain this old style of technology and removing the need for phone lines and faxing hardware.
Topics: Faxing, eFax, Electronic Faxing, Fax to Email, High Availability
Topics: Microsoft Exchange, High Availability, DAG, Email Server
Who has the time these days to keep track on search engines to see where your website and pages are placed and ranked. This is a very time consuming exercise initially and takes tremedous amounts of tiime and effort to get seen by search engines, let alone be found and listed.
Topics: Website, SEO, Search Engine Optimisation, Domain Authority, Page Authority, Keywords
As the era of cloud computing is still evolving, the ways we all communicate and collabarate is becoming more simplified and internet is becoming more accessible whether its from a desktop. laptop or mobile device. It's evident that constant upgading of our network is crucial.
Topics: Cloud Computing, Cloud Network, Multi-Site Cloud Network, Cloud Platform
You hear a lot of stories of people and companies being hacked, sent ransomware or even identity fraud and theft.
We have been working towards a cloud-based PBX (Private Branch eXchange, or in short Phone System) solution that can meet everyone’s phone system requirements. With us, we believe everyone should be using the right cloud services for their business and not be impacted by absorbent costs to setup infrastructure, to make the same solution work, by choosing a cheap more reliable and practical alternative.
MPLS (or known as Multiprotocol Label Switching) has been a proven technology for nearly 20 years. It provides a guaranteed transmission between a source and destination.
Businesses today are starting to explore the value of moving there IT infrastructure into the Cloud. Today’s cloud technology can be confusing with the many offerings made available, choosing the right solution will greatly benefit your business.
You may be wondering, what is the cloud? First of all, the term ‘cloud’ is used as a metaphor for storing files and data over the internet instead of in a database on a hard drive or in folders on a computer.
Cloud computing is all about the delivery of computing and storage as a service to the community. Users can access the cloud using light weight applications, desktop clients or devices known as ‘thin’ or ‘zero’ clients.
For a mobile user, mobile office or even a company who requires operation in geographical locations, having your network in the cloud is a tremendous benefit. With the cloud, there is no need for expensive communications costs and quite often, a standard internet connection is sufficient.
The cloud is made up of three different variations; private, public and hybrid clouds.
PRIVATE CLOUDS:
A cloud infrastructure operated solely for a single organisation, whether managed internally or by a third-party and hosted internally or externally.
PUBLIC CLOUDS:
Public cloud applications, storage and other resources are made available to the general public by a service provider. These services are free or offered on a pay-per-use model.
HYBRID CLOUDS:
A composition of two or more clouds that remain individual entities but are bound together, offering the benefits of multiple deployment models.
By utilising hybrid cloud architecture, companies and individuals are able to obtain degrees of fault tolerance combined with locally immediate usability without dependency on internet connectivity. Hybrid cloud architecture requires both on-premises resources and remote server based cloud infrastructure.