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Productivity
Bundled business productivity software effectively allows smaller organisations to become officeless. When you can keep everything you need for creating and collaborating on documents, running payroll, billing clients and conducting meetings in the cloud, there’s no need for bricks and mortar.
Doing it through a cloud provider also saves on licence fees. Such suites won’t offer the bells and whistles of proprietary software but if savings are the top priority, it can be attractive.
The phrase SoMoClo has emerged out of nowhere to fulfil an important function within a modern enterprise
How much does it cost a small business to run a cloud service? Less than you might think.
There are plenty of free apps available for the small business? Can you actually keep things running with them?
In his first column, Dr Peter Chadha, managing director, DrPete offers practical advice on first steps towards cloud
Cloud has made a big impact on SMBs but how should they keep a handle on the potentially complex web of supplier relationships
As part of our CIO series, Jeremy Vincent, CIO of Jaguar Land Rover describes how he's become a fan of cloud
Planning more integration of enterprise social networking into cloud productivity suite
Microsoft adds new features to free cloud-based content creation platform
Indian development team creating desktop virtualisation running on Windows Azure, according to sources
New deal sees Microsoft cloud-based productivity suite and social network install on 145,000 desktops
Do.com’s Do More initiative brings in connectivity for third party apps
