Cloud telephony offers organisations across multiple sectors substantial operational advantages. No more buying a physical telephony system and installing it somewhere on your premises. No more costly hardware maintenance, call charges or electricity bills. Much smoother pathways to adding additional functionality, without installing extra hardware or ISDN lines.
Thinking about moving to a cloud telephony system? Not sure why you should bother? There are myriad benefits from such a migration – here are just ten.
Creating a modern workplace should be a key priority for all organisations. After all, ignore or neglect it and you risk creating a working environment which lags behind your competitors, damages your reputation as an employer and reduces productivity, creativity and innovation.
So, you’ve decided that it’s time to invest in disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS). You know that your organisation needs to take DR seriously, and you think that the low upfront costs and ongoing flexibility of a cloud-based service will suit you best. You’ve built the business case and got sign-off from your business leaders. The hard part’s over, right?
What are IT managed services for? ‘Keeping the lights on’ is a common refrain, characterising such services as focused primarily on maintaining day-to-day operations. This function is undoubtedly vital – lose access to key business applications or systems and your operations could rapidly grind to a halt, with all the revenue and reputational impacts that entails – but in an era where multiple enterprise technologies are battling for boardroom attention, it is not enough to build a truly compelling business case for IT managed services.
What would be your answer if asked to summarise business IT today with a single word? We think that ‘hybrid’ would be a good bet – and here’s why.
How many platforms and applications did you use for work today? Did you work on the move? Maybe you accessed your emails or called your colleague using your phone or laptop? For most of us, working patterns have changed dramatically over the past few years. The expectation is that we should be able to transition from one device to another with ease so that we can work where we want to and work smarter.
Does your organisation need a warehouse management system (WMS)? Well – does your organisation have a warehouse? If so, then it is undoubtedly something you should consider.
Digital transformation is the big concept of the moment.
We’re glad to see more and more companies are recognising how it will help them stay competitive in the market. But studies have shown that many are still struggling with the changes that digital transformation brings.
Windows 10 is now nearly four years old, having been first released in July 2015. Four years is a long time in the world of digital technology, but nevertheless, many individuals and organisations alike are still to upgrade to this latest iteration.
