Tag Archives: cloud hosting

Cloud Servers

Top five Cloud myths debunked

Posted on 15 October 2012 by Laura Brown

When a new technology emerges for the first few years you’re not going to get consensus. When it is impacting business practice, making it easier for freelancers and creative to get started and service their clients, helping SMEs work on … Continue reading →


Technology

Can cloud hosting help the creative entrepreneur?

Posted on 6 August 2012 by Laura Brown

The explosion in the number of entrepreneurs and SMEs is changing the UK’s business landscape. But to grow, succeed and see their ideas come to fruition they need to rely on an infrastructure that suits their budgets, rather than draining … Continue reading →


Cloud Servers

Could the cloud protect you from the economy?

Posted on 15 June 2012 by Laura Brown

There’s been a sense amongst entrepreneurs and small business that if they’ve been able to grow over the past four years it’s been a bonus. Standing still, for many has been the aim. It’s been a challenging time but could … Continue reading →


Cloud Servers

Cloud Servers aren’t just for big business

Posted on 30 May 2012 by Laura Brown

IBM has announced it is offering a new service for its “enterprise class” customers. The computing giant says it plans to park its mainframes in the Cloud. Essentially it means that the amount of downtime will be reduced by nearly … Continue reading →


Cloud Servers

What to do if your traffic spikes?*

Posted on 25 May 2012 by Laura Brown

*Or, what happens when all your dreams come true? Let us be brutally frank. Every scrap of work you do today is about getting people to visit your website. You want people to read something pithy and erudite you’ve written … Continue reading →