Flexibility is no longer a perk in the modern work environment—it’s a necessity. Whether driven by necessity or strategy, remote work is here to stay. Providing secure and efficient access to digital resources is critical for small businesses aiming to support hybrid or fully remote teams. That’s where Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) comes in.
Evaluating the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is essential to understanding the full financial impact of IT investments over time. This guide will help small business owners assess the long-term costs and benefits of IT infrastructure investments, with a particular focus on support and maintenance as key factors in the TCO calculation.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing business operations. From smart thermostats that optimize energy use to RFID tags that track inventory in real time, IoT devices are helping businesses improve efficiency, enhance customer experiences, and reduce costs. However, as with any technological advancement, IoT adoption comes with challenges.
As your business grows, your IT infrastructure must be capable of evolving to support increased demands. A scalable IT infrastructure isn’t just about adding more servers or bandwidth when needed; it requires strategic planning to ensure seamless expansion or contraction, all while keeping costs in check and protecting your data.
Modern small businesses have various storage options for managing their data: local (on-premises) storage, cloud storage, and hybrid solutions that combine the two. In this article, we’ll break down each storage type and assess specific technologies like NAS, Windows Server storage, Microsoft OneDrive, SharePoint, and Google Drive to help small businesses understand which solution aligns with their needs.
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