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The potential of the Cloud is evident: CEOs, CIOs and IT professionals all over the world have come on board with Cloud computing, touting its advantages over traditional solutions in both computing power, business performance and financial efficiency. The Cloud story is the epitome of technology enabling us in daily life and work – with both agility and stability, businesses can now channel resources from maintaining IT systems and infrastructure to other functions that drive business performance, such as innovation or research…

So they say Cloud brings about economies of scale – and most of us probably won’t know what that is, because we’ve never had to know. But as cloud solutions become increasingly mainstream, it’s no longer an option to miss out on this powerful computing tool. Economies of scale is a decrease in costs in proportion to increased productivity. Or, in simpler terms, spend less and get more. To attain economies of scale, resources should be maximized. The demands that resources that IT infrastructure place on the business can amount to quite a fair bit – here’s how you can mitigate that by moving to cloud computing…

In an earlier article, we talked about what latency is and how it should affect your choice of Internet Service Provider (ISP). Today, we’ll be going more into detail about what you should be looking out for when it comes to pinpointing the culprit behind unsatisfactory, slow internet connectivity.