8 Reasons to Move Your Business Email to the Cloud

Many organizations suffer from a lack of productivity. Often, this is because they rely on separate systems to run their most crucial business operations. But when you gather all business intelligence in one accessible place, everyone in your organization can begin to play an important role in the decision-making process. Cloud computing is leading the […]

Microsoft just announced the release of an additional deployment scenario, Local Business Data for Dynamics 365 for Operations, which will provide the option to deploy in their own data center or their partner’s data center. Local Business Data will support running your business processes on-premises, supporting local transactions and storage of business data, without replicating the business data in the cloud.

Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) is not limited to test, development, training or nonproduction environments. It can also be used for production- and mission-critical databases.When you’re looking for a cloud database provider, you’re not only willing to take off the heavy load of administration. You also want to keep or improve the performance and security of your databases. In addition, you want to benefit from the flexibility and scalability of cloud services to handle cost and capacity issues, and high availability. Choosing the right provider is key to a successful experience in the cloud. Before signing the first deal you get, there are basic questions you should ask a cloud database provider.

Cloud used to be just a buzz word to sell a concept. Now, it’s everywhere. In both our personal lives and spreading throughout organizations in different industries. This leaves the same question hanging in our minds: how can I make the most of it?