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Tech

Get Cloud Storage at a Fraction of the Price of Dropbox

This service keeps your files safely in the cloud for less.

By Trey Martin

Tech

How to Push Your Company to Digital Maturity

Starting a digital transformation is easy. Seeing it through to completion is a lot harder. Here's how to navigate the circuitous voyage to digital maturity.

By Rashan Dixon

Tech

Ace Microsoft’s Azure Certifications With This Bundle

The Complete Microsoft Azure Certification Prep Bundle can help you crack the code on a six-figure career in cloud computing.

By Trey Martin

Thought Leaders

Risk-Taking at a Startup Is a Lot Like Speed Skating, Says This Former Professional Athlete

Mayke Nagtegaal competed with the Royal Dutch Skaters Association. Today, she maneuvers the hair-raising curves of a cloud-technology startup.

By Mayke Nagtegaal

Tech

You’ve Got Cloud. Now, What?

Multi-cloud architecture and server-less computing are only two of the fine-print strategies you should think about adopting.

By Parth Misra

Tech

4 Cloud Services That do a Lot More Than Just Store Data

It's changing the way we do business. Jump on board.

By Parth Misra

Human Resources

Survey of the 100 Top Companies for Remote Jobs in 2018 Shows Better Jobs Are Farther From the Office

Businesses that fully integrate telecommuters in their operations find creative ways to get the most value from this unstoppable workplace trend.

By Sara Sutton

Tech

The Cloud, Then and Now (Infographic)

How the breakthrough idea of remote storage has quietly transformed the internet as we know it.

By Emily Conklin

Tech

Every Small Business Needs a Computer Crash Plan

Recovering from a catastrophic data loss is entirely possible, but only if you're prepared.

By William Hall

Tech

Want to Speed Up Your Website? Try These 5 Cloud Server Applications

Find a hassle-free and budget-friendly cloud hosting service that fits your business.

By Nathan Resnick

Business News

3 Trends Driving The Rise of Personal Cloud Technology

Security, privacy and ease of use are all concerns.

By Sheila Eugenio

Tech

Future Startups Will Succeed Only If They Acknowledge These Harsh Realities

Cloud computing is inexorably pushing the world to an integrated economy that politics can slow but not stop.

By Dan Blacharski

Tech

Choosing the Right Cloud Platform for Your Startup

Every business needs a cloud service, but figuring out which one is right for your business could be tricky. Here's a guide on how to choose the right platform for your needs

By Daniel Newman

Building a Business

Lesson From Rio: Your Global Customers Won’t Wait on Your Website’s Delays

This year's Summer Olympics provide a modern case study on the importance on internet performance. Here are 3 takeaways.

By Kyle York

Business News

Disney Patents Unique Way to Keep Tabs on Theme Park Guests

Sensors would recognize guests based on the shape and size of their feet to offer customized experiences.

By Tom Brant

Business News

Oracle to Buy NetSuite in $9.3 Billion Deal

Oracle has also acquired companies such as Textura and Opower to increase its competitiveness in the cloud market.

By Reuters

Tech

Who Watches the Watchmen?

Agentless IT technology does its job without sticking around longer than it's needed.

By Ashley Leonard

Business News

How the Hassle Over Lost Documents Might Be Costing You Thousands Each Year

Companies could be saving $3,747 a month per employee with better file-management technologies.

By Rose Leadem

Building a Business

6 Essentials for Your Startup to Break Out of the Pack

How quickly you achieve success depends on a number of factors, and not all of them are under your control.

By AJ Agrawal

Building a Business

Bezos Says Amazon to Up India Investment to $5 Billion

'I can assure you it's only the beginning and as we say in Amazon, it's only day one,' he said.

By Reuters

Building a Business

Microsoft and Facebook Partner to Build Transatlantic Subsea Cable

The cable is initially designed to carry 160 terabits of data per second, the companies said.

By Reuters