In the past, businesses had no other option but to run applications and programs on software that was downloaded onto either a physical computer or a server in the business. This restricts access, control and flexibility, as well as many other features which are crucial to maintaining precedence in the digital age of today. As such, cloud computing software is a necessity for businesses, particularly those undergoing an IT and workforce transformation. However, determining which

As the digital transformation era gains precedence across the business industry, many companies are interested in the revolutionary robotic processes becoming available. While positions such as Chief Information Officers and Chief Cloud Officers are still considered necessary positions that help a business gain a competitive advantage and to garner continuous growth, when combined with robotic process automation, the potential is strengthened. However, not all robotic process automation systems are the same and understanding the differences

With the rise of digital transformations comes an increased concern about internet security. Symantec reported that approximately 978 million people in 20 different countries were affected by cybercrime in 2017, resulting in a colossal $114 billion loss in cash for Canadians alone, in 12 months. Shockingly, 35% of Canadians don’t have up-to-date security software that can protect themselves and their businesses against cybercrime. Unfortunately, with the increase in technology comes an increase in vulnerability. Add

Technology is getting yet another upgrade and it’s all happening in the Intel Xeon Server chipset. With the new, scalable processors you’ll be able to “drive actionable insight, count on hardware-based security and deploy dynamic service delivery”, but what does that really mean for HCI and Tier-3 solutions customers? We take a look at the future of Intel Xeon Server chipset to discover the power these compact pieces of technology are about to unleash on