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2020: Year of the PC

People will always find an opportunity in a crisis. This year has been one of the strangest years we will ever experience. Because of the global pandemic, we have been ‘shut-in’ physically and mentally. Hiding in our homes in an effort to save the lives of the elderly and sickly. Technologies that enable people to […]

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containers

Technology contained

Over the past decade container technology has become a popular method for packaging applications in an effective way. Some developers believe is better than that offered by virtual machines and other technologies. Container technology has been embraced by the big cloud computing providers including Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google’s Cloud platform. Examples of

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Future Worker

The Future Office Worker

Aside from essential services personnel, millions of people are now working from home. The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted the growth of products to help the home office worker of today and tomorrow. Debunqed breaks down which cloud solutions to pay attention to and which to avoid while you adjust to a changing world of commerce.

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Forced digitization

If you are reading this, you are probably couped up in your home, apartment, or wherever you have been forced to settle for a couple of months. Local stores ran out of toilet paper, rice, and other ‘essential’ supplies but what also flew off shelves were laptops, printers, webcams, and modems. Let’s not mention the

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Cloud-hosted services square up

Running your business requires choosing the right tools for you and your employees. In order to streamline work-related productivity, many organizations are migrating to cloud-based office suites. Specifically, Microsoft’s Office 365 and Google’s GSuite (now known as Google Workspace). Both products boast a variety of helpful productivity tools and the latest remote collaboration technologies. While

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Trading

How would you like to be served?

The thought of “servers” and “hosting” are rarely things you consider on a daily basis. If you are not an IT or a software architect, then probably not at all. For the mentioned professionals, however, these decisions are critical to the operations of a business however large or small. There is a fine line between

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