The argument that WAN is a crucial component in SDN is an accurate depiction of today’s IT environment and illustrates why the Subsidium team works so hard for its partners to identify the right solutions, at the right price, to maximize productivity and business gains.

With all the talk about cloud computing and its future impact on business, there has been less explanation as to why people need it.

As business continues its migration to the cloud, an increased importance is being placed on the proper understanding of cloud services.

For years, businesses that utilize Apple’s Mac line have managed to avoid the need for virus and spyware protection, but that is now changing.

A fire, flood, earthquake or even a simple power outage can wreak havoc on a business if its servers are damaged and data is unrecoverable.

Unified communications make businesses operate more simply and therefore, more efficiently, while adding more functionality.

The results of a study suggest there will be 14 million new jobs available thanks to cloud computing by 2015.

Countless industries have been significantly damaged by consequent disruptions in supply manufacturing and distribution recently.

The technology is so new that many business owners don’t know the first thing about the systems they are looking for.

The results of a recent survey indicated that 90 percent of business leaders will at least plan implementing a cloud system in the next three years.