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Benefits of Cloud-Based Residential Phone Service for People Who Work From Home

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Work from Home

Many people have discontinued their home phone service in recent years, but people who work from home should consider getting residential phone service from a VOIP provider. Doing so would offer numerous benefits, such as better call audio quality, access to hardware designed for business use, and the ability to separate work calls and personal calls. Read on to learn more about the benefits of VOIP-based residential phone service for people who work from home.

Reasons to Move Your Business to the Cloud

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Cloud Computing

Companies invest a lot of money in the software they use for their business. Cloud computing enables your business to access software from anywhere, so long as you have an active internet connection. It is also a safe way of storing and accessing your company’s data. For those who are not familiar, cloud computing refers to the practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or a personal computer.

4 Things Your Small Business Is Missing without Cloud ERP

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Small Business

In the past, the best business technologies have been reserved for only the largest companies. A small business, for example, can’t afford a high-tech assembly line or hundreds of employees to facilitate quick growth. This is changing, however, as more products and services move onto the web. Since cloud technologies require relatively little infrastructure, they are allowing more businesses to become competitive.

Reasons Why e-Commerce Companies Should Save Client Data on the Cloud

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Cloud

Cloud computing and e-commerce are two of the world’s biggest industries, and they have started intersecting. It is because of the versatile nature of cloud computing which is offering benefits to almost every industry imaginable. Ecommerce businesses are run through the internet, so their success is based largely on the availability of the internet, and cloud computing has many things to offer.

Do You Backup or Store Your Data?

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Online Backup

With Google’s announcement introducing Google Drive, I have been thinking more about how I store my data. When it comes to storing data, it seems the cloud is becoming a more popular choice, especially for those that wish to share their files.

When I view the data storage options on the cloud I am always wondering how I can use such a service for saving all of my data files. I then came to realization that services such as Dropbox and Google Drive aren’t what I need when it comes to backing up my data. There are two ways to look at how you save your data.

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