Today's business leaders are tasked with navigating financial challenges while staying competitive in an unpredictable economy. A recent survey by the World Economic Forum found that 63% of chief economists expect a global recession to occur this year,1 while others believe all signs point to stability. Despite growing uncertainty, market analysts project worldwide IT spending […]

Cloud computing has gained immense popularity over the past few years, with 94% of companies using cloud services in 2022.1 It’s no wonder why – migrating to the cloud not only improves an organization’s security and scalability, it’s also vital to supporting remote and hybrid work initiatives. However, one of the most compelling reasons to make the move is the cost-saving pote[…]

Responding to changing business technology demands puts more pressure on overworked IT teams to keep up. To combat this challenge, more companies are turning to cloud-based solutions like infrastructure as a service (IaaS) to simplify IT management, save money, and free up resources. With the global IaaS market expected to reach $195.81 billion by 2026,1 it’s clear this flexibl[…]

If you’re in the market for cloud services, you’re likely finding a plethora of choices out there – and they’re not all the same. When you think about the myriad of competitors in terms of pricing and look at trends over time, the decision-making process becomes easier. Historical Price Slashing A few years ago, the price of cloud solutions from the three biggest providers (Goo[…]

Before the rise of the digital landscape, businesses traditionally relied on a dedicated IT department and an on-premise model for their technological needs. Although this gave businesses complete control, it also meant a large investment of both time and money to ensure that everything ran smoothly and that the IT professionals were knowledgeable. Using cloud services means tr[…]

Technology continues to advance at alarming rates. The evolution of technology, however, is not a direct line but rather a series of gradual improvements and enhancements. The experience of the unified cloud platform illustrates this well. First Generation – Single Service Cloud Platforms In the mid 2000s, Salesforce.com heavily invested in research and development, which led t[…]