The NewCloud Networks team is gearing up for the DRJ 2018 Fall Conference. This year, we’re bringing with us the latest and greatest cloud technology to help businesses mitigate downtime and improve business...
DetailsIn today’s business environment, companies are dealing with threats left and right. Cyber attacks are on the rise leaving precious data (from financials to employee data to customer data) vulnerable to hackers, theft, and viruses. Not to mention human error and disasters that can create serious...
DetailsHealthcare is well on the way to transitioning from paper to electronic documentation. It’s no secret. Most patients can now access health records and talk with doctors online. With the transition, strict regulation has also accompanied this increase in electronic storage and transmission of...
DetailsThere are lots of buzz words being thrown around these days in the technology space. One of these is “Big Data” and the name doesn’t leave much to imagination. As corporations try to absorb as much consumer information as possible, the amount of data being stored in cyberspace truly boggles the...
DetailsTraditional networks can no longer support businesses that are moving to the Cloud. The market is moving towards Software-Defined Wide Area Network, or SD-WAN, as the trusted, most reliable network. With multiple distant office locations running applications and...
DetailsRemember the 3-2-1 data backup rule? You know, replicate to at least 3 copies of your data, store these copies on 2 different media (tape/disk/Cloud), and place at least 1 copy off-site/off-premise. Today, IT professionals are adding 1 more step. The backup...
DetailsWildfires have been torching California and the west this summer. It goes to show that there’s no better time to think about a Fire Preparedness Plan that involves the Cloud. In fact, fire/drought account for the largest portion of natural disaster-related deaths in the United States, according...
DetailsEvery business should have a crisis communications plan. A plethora of stakeholders need to stay up to date during even the worst disaster. Key stakeholders to consider when creating a communications plan include customers, suppliers, investors, employees,...
DetailsAn unexpected natural disaster can set back or even shut down your business if not anticipated in advance and precautionary measures instituted. If your business is in tornado alley (North Dakota to Texas, but even as far east as Ohio and Georgia!) it's susceptible to very high winds and flying...
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