OpenSure Blog- More on emailI hope you read that rather than hearing it. Following on from an article yesterday about the nuisance value of being distracted by email, today IT Donut has published an article predicting the death of email. The most interesting point … Continue reading → […]
- Green Office Week 2012 – Purchasing ThursdayThat’s got a nice ring to it, hasn’t it? Today’s #gow2012 theme is purchasing. Beyond making pretty easy decisions about buying recycled paper and Fair Trade coffee for the office, refilling toner cartridges and sourcing energy-efficient kit when kit just has … Continue reading → […]
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Tag Archives: cloud computing
When is a cloud not a bubble?
And finally…the last article in our week-long series on cloud computing is by Jay Lyman writing for Linux Insider, and explains why cloud computing is not merely a bubble liable to burst. Lyman refers to the “hype, hope and trepidation” … Continue reading
4 Steps to Heaven
This is the penultimate article in our short, sharp series on cloud computing. It’s David Akka’s 4-step plan for moving applications to the cloud. His first step is to take stock: “The key is to check how much it costs … Continue reading
Everyday cloud activities
(Look, it’s a picture of not a cloud) This article by Robert Davies for IT Donut takes a simple look at the applications businesses use all the time that are, in fact, cloud-based, including those applications that may not be … Continue reading