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Microsoft licensing for cloud solutions has changed. Again. It’s not surprising, but it is exasperating for a business wondering how to affordably obtain Azure and Microsoft 365. The updates apply to Enterprise
Nortec President and CEO Andrew Grose wasn’t thinking about providing managed IT services in 1991. Grose had always had entrepreneurial ambitions, and experience had taught him to build a business doing something
Two isn’t a crowd when it comes to cloud consulting services. Your cloud provider shouldn’t leave you isolated on your cloud, left to wonder: Read: 5 Signs Your Cloud Consultant Is Bringing
94% of IT decision-makers told an IDG survey they struggle to fully leverage their cloud resources. Lacking internal cloud consulting specialists, IT departments aren’t getting what they pay for in the cloud
Business confidence went out the window in 2020. It hasn’t returned. Business owners don’t know how to plan. Employees want to know when or if they’ll return to the office. Few people
Everyone on your staff can send an emoji in a Teams chat. It’s useful for bonding or introducing a bit of humor. But it won’t replace productivity lost to work-from-home silos. For
You’ve moved your data center to Azure, and you’re pleased with its reliability, security, performance, and cost. Your team is able to access their files anytime and anywhere, which is great since
Azure pricing confusion wasn’t the target of Winston Churchill’s speech when he said, “It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.” But it could have been. Trying to answer,
In March, many people confidently predicted we’d be back to “normal” by summer. We’re now entering Q4, and we’ve already experienced a global pandemic, social unrest, catastrophic weather events and entered a
Azure’s pay-as-you-go model means you won’t spend money on resources you don’t need. But if Azure isn’t properly managed, costs can wildly fluctuate or spiral out of control, playing havoc with your
2020 will be remembered as an unpredictable year when we remade how we structure our lives and interact with each other. We’re being called on to think about what changes we need
Businesses can’t ignore these if they want to succeed. COVID-19 dealt a swift, forceful blow to daily life. It interrupted every industry and reset how we work. To navigate the pandemic and
