Is Single Sign On Right for your Business? Businesses increasingly rely on multiple usernames and passwords for their employees to access their accounts. It is common for many employees to enter three to four different passwords in a single day. For many people, memorizing so many different password and username combination is a draining task.

In a local database, the only information that should be on premise is hot data, or data that is interacted with on a regular basis. When cold data – data used very infrequently – takes up usable space on your server, it makes finding information that really matters that much more challenging. Eventually, when cold

Microsoft’s recent announcement that support would be ending for Server 2003 on July 14, 2015 has left many businesses with questions they may be unable to answer entirely on their own. Those still running on Server 2003 may be wondering what end of support means, or why they haven’t migrated yet, which aspects of their

New features, improved capabilities, and enhanced web content management system of SharePoint 2013 has triggered migration from earlier versions to the new version.  Many organizations have already made the switch to the new Microsoft platform and are sharing their user experience about the new features and capabilities. Perhaps you’re interested in migrating to SharePoint 2013, but