The COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything about the world as we know it. Just as we started embracing new practices like sanitizing, social distancing and remote working, the pandemic has also forced us to embrace systemic changes in the ways we deal with cyberthreats.
Over the last few years, we have seen several tech companies, such as Buffer, Todoist and Help Scout, to name a few, switch to a fully remote or partial work setup.
No business today is 100 percent secure from cyberthreats and more businesses are waking up to this reality now than ever before. It’s no wonder cybersecurity investment in 2020 is pegged to grow by 5.6 percent to reach nearly $43.1 billion in value.
While planning for the cloud migration the business needs to get the understanding of the best approach for the public, private or hybrid and the sequence in which the applications and workload to be transferred to the cloud.
21st century has witnessed a paradigm shift from the industrial revolution to digitalization and all this has been breathtaking. If we look at the market of today, it is standing at a turning point as every enterprise has now become an information technology company where to-be digital is an entry fee to remain relevant in the market.
Remote Infrastructure management has witnessed tremendous change in the last five years encouraged by cloud adoption and hybrid IT to manage vendor lock-in, agility, scalability and cost-efficient computing.
Our MaaS (Migration-as-a-Service) is a full-service migrations services that allows business to remain focused on their strategic activities while Core IT team manages the complete migration process. We provide MaaS for migrations from any ecosystem to Microsoft 365. Here we are mentioned few of our best-practices that we follow while migrating to Microsoft.
Office 365 has witnessed quite an impressive growth but still, businesses are facing challenges in migrating to office 365. The challenges arise around maintaining a hybrid environment, security, compliance requirement and cost optimization.
The only question that puts the business in dilemma and delays cloud adoption is, whether the data is safe in the cloud? The unassuming answer to this question is: yes the data is safe in the Cloud if appropriate security and risk management measures have been taken
Cloud Storage as a service allow users to store data online which is remotely maintained, managed, and backed up. Cloud storage services have provided cost effective and easier way to store data and to access data from anywhere in the world.
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