The Cloud: Then And Now

Infographic | May 28, 2022

Want to make a difference to the environment? cloud Launch your very own Net Zero cloud to start tackling your carbon footprint with the help of Deloitte Calculate emission footprint Calculate consumption from electricity, gas, refrigerants, heat, fuel, propane, steam, water & scope 3 emissions.

Infographic | May 31, 2021

The changes brought on by COVID-19 made one thing clear: the cloud is the way forward for all business across all industries. When COVID-19 hit, many businesses turned to the cloud. Now, the majority of enterprises have multiple cloud providers, and multi-cloud or hybrid cloud solutions are the new norm for organizations. Many business leaders are accelerating decisions to move data and key business functions to the cloud. As we move into 2021, businesses will look to multi-cloud architectures to manage the pressing and ongoing process of cloud migration. With this shift, leaders will need to start new conversations that go beyond just agility and flexibility.

Infographic | April 13, 2022

Web hosting can be an intimidating topic to know where to start. Firstly, do you know what the differences between Cloud Hosting and Hosted Services are? Luckily for you, we’ve organised the differences in a handy graphic

Infographic | February 7, 2020

Software-defined wide area networking or SD-WAN for short, applies the best aspects of software-defined networking (SDN) to traditionally hardware-based networking. SD-WAN’s overlay architecture is designed in such a way as to centralise and simplify network management in order to provide more flexibility to the network.

Infographic | September 9, 2021

The threat of a cyber attack looms over organizations – exacerbated by the increase of remote workers – and few are confident in their ability to protect against and recover from them

Infographic | January 5, 2022

Artificial Intelligence (Al) is the virtual intelligence of the machines incorporated to empower them with intellectual capabilities, just like humans. Machines can analyze logically, study historical data trends, derive meaning, and streamline actions.