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Whether you're going to use this for personal file #storage or for business use, the best cloud storage services are the ones that offer #security.

Whether you're going to use this for personal file #storage or for business use, the best cloud storage services are the ones that offer #security.

While cloud services have levelled the playing field for SMEs, larger enterprises adopting the technology can also benefit, says Ian Stone

Ethernet is secure and reliable internet connection that basically enhances the function and speed of data communication. Level3 Ethernet is most common internal office connectivity option for businesses today. If you have an office with several computer, printers and fax machines in close proximity, Ethernet could be the right fit for you.

Cloud computing is nothing but a system that allows you to access your files and documents from anywhere in the world. Mobile applications have been a part of the revolution, and their presence on the cloud is of significant help to the developers. In this post you will see top 5 cloud based data hosting companies that assist developers in effectively extracting the benefits of cloud based hosting of mobile applications.

Technology shaping businesses is a part of evolution. How to ensure your company keeps pace with IT growth and change. Read more!

The key responsibilities of Canadian accounting firms for their clients about the latest technology trends. Explore the five technology trends that will refine your accounting services.

The key responsibilities of Canadian accounting firms for their clients about the latest technology trends. Explore the five technology trends that will refine your accounting services.

How cloud computing can be beneficial for small and medium sized businesses. Read 7 financial benefits of moving to the cloud.

Now CIOs are looking for ways to access customer's personal information like birthdays, anniversary dates, or other important events in their lives to be able to provide better services.

Cloud services are being talked up as a fundamental shift in web architecture that promises to move us from interconnected silos to a collaborative network of services whose sum is greater than its parts. The problem is that the protocols powering current cloud services; SOAP and a few other assorted HTTP-based protocols are all one way information exchanges. Therefore cloud services aren't real-time, won't scale, and often can't clear the firewall. So, it's time we blow up those barriers and come to Jesus about the protocol that will fuel the SaaS models of tomorrow--that solution is XMPP (also called Jabber) .

Dion Hinchcliffe on leveraging the convergence of IT and the next generation of the Web.