4 biggest challenges for IT Managers today
virtualDCS has recently celebrated its ten year anniversary, and for us it’s been both a time of reflection and a time for looking ahead to what the next ten years might bring in the cloud.
Case Study
Discover how ramsac is delivering CloudCover 365, Microsoft 365 Backup with DCS.
Read nowMany organisations have had to close their doors and Furlough workers, leaving the lucky ones to explore remote working in this time of crisis. The cloud has never played a more important part in today’s workplace, with millions of individual workers connecting to their data and online software solutions from their home offices. This can, however, be problematic, and mainstream providers are struggling to keep up with demand.
Microsoft Office 365 was a core business staple, even before COVID-19 took hold, but there is no doubt the demand for the service has accelerated, leaving the provider struggling to scale-up facilities. So much so, that Microsoft has had to restrict and prioritise its resources to ensure that core services such as the NHS and Government have the facilities that they need to care for citizens and combat the virus.… but what does this mean for other organisations?
Unfortunately, while Microsoft resolves these scaling problems, Office 365 services will remain vulnerable, but the power to protect your business is still in your hands.
If you have important data stored with Microsoft Office 365, you may not be aware that Microsoft doesn’t guarantee the availability of your data, even if service disruptions are caused by Microsoft itself.
“We strongly advise you to make regular back-up copies of Your Content. Microsoft can’t be held responsible for Your Content or the material others upload, store or share using our Services.”
This means that if Microsoft services crash, there may be a delay in accessing your data, or worse, your data could be permanently deleted, with no guarantee of getting it back. Businesses are already vulnerable due to lock-down restrictions and economical changes, losing core data could be detrimental.
virtualDCS has recently celebrated its ten year anniversary, and for us it’s been both a time of reflection and a time for looking ahead to what the next ten years might bring in the cloud.
The Microsoft Teams vs Zoom controversy has never been more prevalent. Video conferencing was popular before the COVID-19 crisis. But it has now, undoubtedly, reached new heights as both businesses and...
As we all know, the COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed the way that many of us work.
If you’re relying on the native Microsoft backup in Office 365, you’ll really want to read on!