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Disaster Recovery in Cloud Computing: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Posted on July 16, 2021 by CloudThat | Comments(1)

How often have you heard that the systems have crashed and that the data is at the risk of being lost? Several times perhaps while the company incurred significant loss of business. Similarly, this holds for disasters in Cloud Computing. When there is any issue or disruption of the services/apps or software, it could eventually lead to a disaster. However, recovering from that disaster is where the real expertise lies. If the team is good, you would anticipate such disasters and prepare contingencies for the same, setting the disaster recovery process in motion.

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Master the Basics of Cloud with these 5 Microsoft Cloud Certifications

Posted on July 14, 2021 by CloudThat | Comments(2)

With the Cloud Computing industry all set to cross the US$500 Billion mark by the year 2023, the demand and supply gap of certified cloud professionals is set to be at its all-time high. Take any market leader in the cloud industry- be it Azure, AWS, IBM Cloud or Google Cloud Platform, all of them are on their toes to get more skilled and certified cloud professionals onboard.

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Cloud Computing In Education: Ed Tech Companies Thriving In The Post-Covid Era

Posted on June 30, 2021 by Anusha Shanbhag | Comments(1)

The year 2020 will be remembered as the catastrophic year where the whole world ran askew due to the casualties of  Corona Virus, known as COVID-19 for scientific accuracy. As a result, businesses across countries came to a standstill. A huge impact was also on the education industry resulting in over 1.2 billion children out of the classroom.

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Top 5 things to look for in Microsoft Azure Expert Managed Service Provider (MSPs)

Posted on May 31, 2021 by Anusha Shanbhag | Comments(1)

In recent times, more and more organizations are adopting the cloud to scale their businesses. As more and more enterprises are keen on outsourcing, an expert third-party company is chosen to carry out the process for cloud migration, implementation, deployment, and continuous delivery. This outsourced company is called a Microsoft Managed Service Provider (MSP) who assumes the responsibility of providing a pre-defined set of day-to-day management services to its customers.

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Top Cloud Service Providers in 2021: AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform

Posted on May 17, 2021 by Shabana R | Comments(61)

With the public cloud raging the market, virtual hardware is shared by many companies. The multi-employer environment makes it easy to differentiate infrastructure costs for multiple users. Due to cost benefits and payment model, the public cloud is suitable for small and medium-sized businesses. In general, sensitive, community-oriented web applications that can receive unexpected traffic can increase the cloud mass very well.

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Why a Career in Security is the Next Big Thing?

Posted on May 10, 2021 by Paramita Dey | Comments(1)

Today, data is at the epicenter of every modern business decision-making. With the effective use of data, companies can make informed decisions based on statistical numbers, facts, and detailed insights. From startups to global conglomerates, data is significant for businesses of all sizes. Therefore, the data that a company collects, stores, and exchanges is undoubtedly an asset that needs to be protected from unauthorized access. [16:36] Anusha D Shanbhag

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Understanding the Vitality of Data Backup and Disaster Recovery Plan in an Organization

Posted on May 10, 2021 by Prarthit Mehta | Comments(1)

According to a study by Ponemon Institute in which 6,000 IT practitioners were surveyed, 86% of companies experienced one more instance of system downtime in the previous 12 months. Disaster can hit at any time and in any form; it could be a deliberate act of theft or randomly affected by cyber-crime, manual interference. In many cases, data gets lost due to natural calamities like fire, floods, earthquakes etc. In any case, the objective of data recovery is to minimize the disruptions of operations and limit the casualties.

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