Yahoo! Email has been a long-standing, reliable choice for personal and business communications. At one point, it was as popular as other commonly used services like Gmail and Outlook, but has since struggled to keep pace with the evolving demands of users and has fallen behind in terms of features, security measures, and collaborative capacities. […]
Read More »Intuit Enterprise Suite (IES) is Intuit’s latest, and arguably most ambitious, offering to hit the markets. It has been commercially available since 17 September and Intuit has yet to put a fixed price tag on the service, leaving pricing to be tailored based on specific business needs and configurations. Interestingly, Intuit already offers a similar-sounding […]
Read More »The term Zero Trust can be traced back to the early ‘90s, in Stephen Marsh’s doctoral thesis on computer security. The concept has evolved since then from just a theory to a vital cornerstone of modern cybersecurity. John Kindervag later popularized the theory while at Forrester Research in 2010. The modern iteration of Zero Trust […]
Read More »The distinction between different types of software has always been somewhat ambiguous. Take electronic health records (EHRs) and electronic medical records (EMRs) for example. EMRs contain the medical and treatment history of individual patients, while EHRs are a more comprehensive system that displays a broader patient profile and is available across different medical institutions. In […]
Read More »On-premises technology is becoming increasingly obsolete in our cloud-enabled world, affecting both hardware and software. Cloud technology enables individuals and organizations to store and access resources from anywhere by hosting them on cloud infrastructure. This is distinctly demonstrated in the variation of Exchange services. There are two main types, older on-premises servers that are just […]
Read More »Vagaro is a salon, spa, and fitness software that helps businesses streamline various operations, improve their online presence, and enhance their customer experience. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools and features including online booking, inventory management, secure payments, customer tracking, employee payroll, and invoicing capabilities, allowing businesses to free up their time to focus […]
Read More »Remote desktop solutions are software that allows a user to access a desktop from a different location via the internet. These systems grant organizations the freedom to hire from a geographically diverse workforce. They also optimize resource utilization and have improved security features compared to traditional desktop systems. The ever-increasing trend of organizations transitioning to […]
Read More »Time tracking software monitors and records time spent working. It can be used to track the number of hours an employee spends on a project or the duration of their shift. Clockify is a widely used time-tracking software, known for its comprehensive free plan that supports unlimited users and robust time management capabilities. It also […]
Read More »Advances – whether in technology, knowledge, or workflows – drive progress. Business organizations operate by this maxim and invest a lot of resources into keeping up with evolving technological trends. Cloud technology, although by no means new, is a powerful platform that improves the accessibility, scalability, and flexibility of software solutions and computational resources. Cloud-enabled […]
Read More »Created out of necessity, Agile CRM is designed to provide small and medium businesses (SMBs) with a comprehensive customer relation management tool at an affordable price. The application is a competent Cloud-based CRM, developed by a SaaS company when their sales and marketing teams had trouble collaborating. Agile has a free version that supports up […]
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