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Cloud computing ensures firms of all sizes can remain commercially competitive

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Investment in IT and adoption of innovative cloud services is critical to staying competitive with new entrants to the market and increasing commercialisation, according to Richard Roebuck, managing director of specialist legal IT provider Accesspoint. A recent report compiled by legal IT specialists Accesspoint and secure cloud service provider Databarracks discusses how firms have begun to adopt business practices more typically seen in limited companies.

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With plans for roll-out of unified communications and business intelligence.

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Enhanced Enterprise Cloud Services portal and mobile app enable teams to easily monitor and control their cloud costs and resources on the go.

UK workforce is ‘doing IT’ for themselves

IT leaders see the value of end user computing strategies but risk and compliance issues prohibit progressive implementation.

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Platform securely bridges access between IL2 and IL3 data while providing connectivity to the Public Services Network.

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VIRTUS Data Centres Ltd. (VIRTUS), London's flexible and efficient data centre specialist, has announced that Uptime Institute, the globally recognized authority on improving data centre performance and efficiency, has recognised VIRTUS’ LONDON 2 data centre for its concurrently maintainable design by awarding it with its prestigious Tier III Certification of Design Documents.

The supercomputer computing with light

Q.ANT delivers the first photonic co-processor to LRZ, ushering in an era of energy-efficient,...

A new way of thinking about data centre construction

Australian crane business is successfully adapting its innovative approach and bespoke cranage...

Lighting up Manchester data centres

SSE Enterprise Telecoms is adding seven new data centres in and around Manchester city centre to...

Data centre industry plan for major changes

Uptime Institute has released its 14th Annual Global Data Center survey. The increased demand for...

Uptime Institute embraces a remote future

Uptime Institute has announced the availability of new remotely-enabled versions of its globally...

IoT to have massive impact, but few companies have a plan in place

More than 40 percent of organizations expect the Internet of Things (IoT) to transform their...

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Australian fish farm undergoes IT upgrade by investing in edge infrastructure

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