Freelancers, small business and the cloud. A good combination?
Freelancers and small businesses have a lot in common with big enterprises, specially in regards to IT. Freelancers, small and big companies all need IT tools to keep functioning. The main difference being budgets which are significantly reduced for entrepreneurs and small companies. Read more
CloudMounter now supports vBoxxCloud
Some companies can only access the cloud through WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning), which unfortunately brings its own set of limitations. On Windows systems WebDAV connections are easy to set up, however on macOS devices the process is more painful and less stable. Read more
Is your website secure in 2018?
If you want your company website to be trusted by visitors and have a stronger presence online, an SSL certificate is a mandatory step for your business. Besides presenting your website as secure, it will contribute positively to the website’s online ranking. Read more
Common mistakes you should avoid when collaborating online
On the surface, collaborating in a team should be a simple affair, if you are open to new ideas and willing to solve problems as a team, collaboration goes smoothly. Naturally, complications can always appear and collaborating becomes a more complicated effort. Here are common mistakes teams make when collaborating online. Read more
What could happen when your corporate files are not protected?
Every day we have to deal with sensitive documents. Many of us handle these documents by storing them in multiple places and others use complex passwords to keep their documents secure. Some, carefully choose a secure cloud solution that values their privacy. Read more
Google is analyzing the content of corporate documents
During Halloween, Google informed Google G Suite users the company had pushed an update flagging incorrectly a small percentage of Google Docs as abusive, blocking access to documents. While the issue has been fixed, Google’s latest suite update reminded us that many cloud providers access file data indiscriminately. Read more