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How to Connect Your Remote Workforce

Technology has changed the modern workplace. Decades ago, working remotely was a completely foreign concept to businesses. It usually involved commuting to an office space and working at a desk for a ...

8 Steps for Successful Cloud Migration

Businesses are moving towards Cloud to compete in the global marketplace and experience benefits such as streamlined operations, enhanced productivity, and better data security. It’s a revolutionary ...

10 Tips for Choosing the Right Data Center

Companies are increasing their data usage and looking towards data centers to support their growth. Now, there’s many data centers available to all types of businesses, but finding the best fit isn’t ...

6 Reasons to Use Virtual Servers

Not too long ago, physical servers were the first choice for businesses. Adding a new application or process involved a timely process purchasing hardware, allocating power, and providing space. Now, ...

Public vs. Private Cloud: What's the Difference?

The demand for data is constantly growing for businesses across Hawaii. Many are migrating to the Cloud for data storage, software, and security. This is changing the landscape as we know it and ...

6 Benefits of Remote Access VPNs

Today’s workforce is more mobile and global than ever. Many businesses, regardless of size, have employees based in many locations - whether it’s across town or in another country. Employees are ...

ACD: 5 Benefits for Better Call Support

Call support is the backbone of customer service for businesses. We've all needed to call into a support center to ask questions or resolve issues, and a great call experience leaves a very positive ...

Colo or Cloud: How to Decide?

With small teams and very limited resources, businesses are always challenged to upgrade their existing IT infrastructures. While larger companies prefer full control of their network and build their ...

Building vs. Buying Data Centers

DDoS Attacks: The Latest Threat to Your Business

Imagine you own a shop and you have the usual customer traffic coming through your doors. Suddenly 600 people show up and try to cram through your doorway at the same time. The service to your shop ...