Talking Technology - All About Cloud and Related Technologies

In this article, we have answered one simple question that pops-up when it comes to adopting cloud: What do banks and insurance companies use the cloud for? Read more

Shifting an IT infrastructure to cloud is important for an organization. Follow these 6 steps to build a scalable cloud infrastructure for your organization. Read more

Microsoft Dynamics 365 enables you to engage with your customers, empower your employees, optimize your operations & transform your business in the process. Read more

A single PaaS approach might not be enough. Enterprises should prioritize their PaaS goals & combine different options to create the desired PaaS environment. Read more

Public Cloud has been gaining popularity and has become the most favorable deployment model for most organizations because of its cost efficiency and flexibility. It allows a huge number of users to share the computing resources provided by their service provider and pay only for the resources they actually use. Enterprises understand these benefits but many still prefer a private environment for their workloads because of security and privacy issues. VPC is a similar idea where the enterprises use a private cloud that is a small part of the public cloud instead of owning a cloud infrastructure themselves. Read this article to discover how a VPC substitutes On-Premises Computing

Cloud can be used for more than just dumping the data or keeping data backup. Because of its flexibility and scalability, it allows interactive access to first copy data. But, to do so, admins need to understand the requirements of their workloads and learn how they can modify their applications to take advantage of Cloud Storage. Read More

Cloud Computing has been driving innovation in almost all sectors of the market and offers multiple perks. To leverage the power of Cloud Computing, businesses need to have a solid Cloud Strategy in place.  But, with the number of options to choose from, admins usually have a hard time deciding which one to pick for their business and how much to invest in it. Read more

The last decade has witnessed a tremendous growth in Cloud Migration. Today, Cloud Computing has become one of the most disruptive phases in modern IT and an increasing number of enterprises are adopting the trend to realize cost and scale efficiencies. But, CIOs and other technology leaders face numerous challenges while developing a cloud implementation strategy for their organization in order to meet their business goals.

In this article, we have discussed a Cloud Implementation strategy for legacy applications focusing on the common benefits and challenges of these migration processes. Read more

Implementing a CRM system on Cloud introduces many new ways of doing business. Moving the customer and project data to the Cloud brings multiple benefits that were not accessible with traditional, on-premises CRM solutions. Here are some of the objectives of Cloud-based CRM services. Read more!

With the advancement in technology, there has been a shift from the traditional way businesses think about IT resources. Barely a decade old, cloud computing has been a game changer in the tech world and if utilized correctly, it can prove to be advantageous to an enterprise. However, to ensure efficiency, care should be taken and detailed research is imperative while selecting the Cloud that best fits an organizations workload. Lower cost due to the elimination of capital expense, high speed of processes, scalability when necessary and reliability with respect to data backup and recovery are a few of the many benefits, that make Cloud Computing a must have. Read more

Business leaders are so focused on growing their business that they often neglect the infrastructure needed to support their growing business needs. But, how do you know that you’ve outgrown your current system? Business leaders experience a number of pain points which communicate that it may be the time to upgrade to a more scalable solution, such as Dynamics 365. We’ve compiled a list of 6 such signs and how Dynamics 365 helps you overcome it:

Gartner defines Big Data as “high volume, velocity and variety information assets that demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing for enhanced insight and decision making”. Big data is data that, by virtue of its velocity, volume, or variety (the three Vs), cannot be easily stored or analyzed with traditional methods

Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a cloud-based integration of ERP and CRM enterprise system. It is also the perfect fit for small-to-medium sized businesses.

A single PaaS approach might not be enough. Enterprises should prioritize their PaaS goals & combine different options to create a desired PaaS environment.

Field service remains as an important strategic component for most enterprises as per, as it basically drives consumer loyalty and fabricates stronger, trusted relationships with clients. Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Field Service accomplishes this with enhanced first-time fix rates and facilitates productivity. With advanced scheduling, resource optimization and mobile enablement capabilities, you would now be able to keep your client at the focal point of your business.

Buyers see brand connections as individual issues that incorporate their own values, feelings, and identities. They look for engaging experiences that show how well an organization comprehends them and what the organization thinks of them. This gives a feeling of trust that prompts repeated purchases and lifetime clients. Customers are more likely to be inconsistent in term of buying when a relationship is not displayed. Hence, it’s important for your sales team to build relationships with your customers.

Use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service to give customers the answers they always need starting with self-service portals.

Dynamics 365 Project service brings a tight integration of enterprise CRM and full-fledged ERP for maximum flexibility and extensibility.

A hybrid cloud model uses multiple clouds for service - private, as a mix of on-premise and data center supported, and public environments

Using a Cloud CRM system offers multiple benefits and helps in achieving business’ most important goal – customer satisfaction.

Cloud can be used for more than just dumping the data or keeping data backup. Because of its flexibility and scalability, it allows interactive access to first copy data. But, to do so, admins need to understand the requirements of their workloads and learn how they can modify their applications to take advantage of Cloud Storage.

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Considering migrating from Dynamics CRM to Dynamics 365. Dynamics 365 offers a fantastic solution for Microsoft customers who have already invested in CRM.

2018, as expected would witness more individual and state-sponsored attacks targeting cloud infrastructures. Cloud Computing trends 2018

Microsoft Dynamics 365 vs Salesforce - This article compares two of the major players in the CRM market.

The worldwide public cloud computing market revenue is projected to grow to a total of $411 billion by 2020, according to Gartner, Inc.