A smart, strategic plan focuses on solutions that have the potential to improve service levels while reducing IT operations costs. Planning looks into the future, anticipating what services your IT infrastructure will need to support, based on overall business goals and implementation priorities. 

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Software licensing audits are an important part of software asset management, but also serve as a method of corporate reputation management by ensuring that the company is operating within legal and ethical guidelines. The primary benefits a corporation receives from performing a software licensing audit are greater control and various forms of cost savings.

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Cybersecurity is perhaps the most vunerable part of any infrastructure. It is often built with multiple solutions, firewalls and expansions that are easily affected by updates, patches and communicating with multiple vendors threat databases. We also see new era of cybersecurity attacks on daily basis, zero- day attacks, AI- based ransomware, attacks using web conferencing technologies and phishing attacks increasing daily.

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Identity management and access control is the discipline of managing access to enterprise resources to keep systems and data secure. As a key component of your security architecture, it can help verify your users' identities before granting them the right level of access to workplace systems and information.

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Access controls help us restrict whom and what accesses our information resources, and they possess four general functions: identity verification, authentication, authorization, and accountability. These functions work together to grant access to resources and constrain what a subject can do with them.

A hybrid multi-cloud architecture is emerging within nearly all enterprises. IT organizations are no longer limited to managing data-centers and a few hosted and managed services providers. Users are widely distributed geographically where they are surrounded by multiple data centers instead of a single data center.

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Often called “the best of both worlds,” hybrid clouds combine on-premises infrastructure, or private clouds, with public clouds so organizations can reap the advantages of both. In a hybrid cloud, data and applications can move between private and public clouds for greater flexibility and more deployment options.

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Data backup and disaster recovery should be part of any IT environment. Data backup cannot always restore all of a system's data and settings. For example, computer clusters, active directory servers, or database servers may need additional forms of disaster recovery because a backup and recovery may not be able to reconstitute them fully.

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Business critical IT shutdowns require

a business critical response.  

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Our Data Response team is equipped to handle problems with extremely fast response time, provide expertise beyond experience and help your business to regain operational level as fast as possible.  

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Click HERE for our data response team's immediate help and contact details. 

 

Software migration is the practice of transferring data, accounts, and functionality from one operating environment to another. Migrating from one piece of software to another can be hard enough for an individual. For a large team or an entire company, it’s an IT nightmare. Because so many things can go wrong in such a long process, it’s important to plan out and follow any software migration carefully. 

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Many organizations migrate data as part of the process of upgrading controls systems, or storage. Enterprises need to minimize the business impacts of data migration - downtime, data integrity issues, costs, control problems, and so on.

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Massive data breaches are now spreading at an alarming rate. Confidential information and personal records are getting leaked, lost and stolen. Use data encryption to protect your data from both physical and virtual threats.

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Why do you need data wiping? If not thoroughly cleaned, residual data known as Data Remanence, continues to exist after common activities, such as ‘deleting’ or moving a file.