Just five years ago, I remember clearly how the term “cloud computing” almost always brought up weird looks of, “huh?” It was an obscure term that was obviously technical in nature, yet sounded innocent enough for everyday usage. Fast forward to today, whenever I mention cloud computing, there’s a high chance that someone’s going to . . . . .
Achieve 309% ROI with 91% IT Savings with Cloud Computing for Enterprises Today, over 4 million companies have Gone Google by switching to Google Apps – a web-based suite of messaging and collaboration applications. It’s all hosted by Google, and designed with security and reliability in mind, saving your company the frustrations and hassles of . . . . .
In November 2011, three hundred and fifty CIOs as well as thousands of live stream viewers joined together for Atmosphere 2011, an annual cloud event for enteprises. Leading companies from around the world came to explore how businesses are using the web to drive collaboration, innovation and growth in their organizations. This year’s speakers included . . . . .
For every $1,000 spent on Cloud Computing, businesses can get $680 in tax savings. Over 20,000 businesses had benefited in 2011. Companies planning to invest in business IT and cloud solutions such as Google Apps can now enjoy the benefits of an ongoing “Great Singapore Sale”. Helen Tan from Digital Life, The Straits Times, has . . . . .
No login required! Collaboration & communication are key to ALL work teams in any organizations. You may collaborate on a single document to generate ideas and formats for a proposal. Contrary to having multiple versions of a document attachment from your colleagues, you may also like to have a single unified version which is easily . . . . .
“Google Apps was a good fit for our IT priorities and our business. From an IT-management perspective, Google Apps was intuitive for our users, scalable, and easy to manage.” Patrick Liew, CEO of HSR Property Group. Who: HSR Property Group, the leading real estate company in Singapore. Our Challenge: It is hard to respond quickly . . . . .
