What Is Cloud Computing In Simple Terms? Cloud computing is delivering IT services over the internet instead of a local computer hard drive or server. You can access remote servers, software, storage, analytics, and databases on the internet, on an on-demand ...
Reprinted from the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce, August 2018 Business Voice. Recently, the United States Senate approved a resolution to nullify the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) net neutrality rollback. While the resolution is a step ...
Security in the cloud is a hot topic. The Sony hack, the Anthem data breach, and the compromise of Target’s point-of-sale systems have led many professionals in the industry to warn ...
Before cloud computing became commonplace, software had to be individually installed on workstations, and each workstation would need to go through a manual update whenever fixes and improvements were available. Even ...
Planning is crucial to ensure the long term success of your business. Regardless of the type of business you own or manage, it's important to have a clear business plan, technology ...
Email in the cloud, stored in a remote location and provided to you and your employees over the Internet, is a smart decision for most companies of all sizes. Hosted email ...
Cloud computing, or sometimes simply called “the cloud” is a term you’ve surely heard. But what exactly is the cloud and how does it relate to your business? Here’s a quick ...
Originally published in COMMUNIQUÉ (November 2011, Vol. 32, No. 11) the official publication of the Clark County Bar Association. Cloud computing promises to solve a multitude of business problems. Properly implemented, the cloud can provide a higher level of performance ...
NetEffect of Las Vegas is proud to announce the launch of its new and improved website at www.neteffect.com. Redesigned for improved client support and ease of use, the new website offers information on its core services: fixed IT support, managed ...
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