Paul Rubens takes a look at Panda's Cloud Office Protection endpoint security management service, which offers small businesses a tempting alternative to costly and complex on-site server options.
Using the cloud and mobile devices, Synchroteam aims to give small businesses the same ability to manage and schedule mobile workforces as large enterprises enjoy.
Do you hate the whole expense report process? Take a look at the ways technology can ease the pain.
The marketplace for cloud-based business applications focuses on vetting and recommending business applications to solve small business needs.
Linux-powered Network Attached Storage boxes get a boost in NetGear's second-generation release.
With the Panasonic Cloud Business Phone System, Panasonic aims to make feature-rich telephony available to small businesses at an affordable price and without the need for dedicated IT staff.
Cloud computing has come a long way since analyst Laurie McCabe last tackled the topic for us back in 2009. Here she brings us up-to-date on the state of cloud computing for small business.
Fishbowl adds a point-of-sale feature to its Fishbowl Inventory 2012 add-on for QuickBooks small business financial software, and it announces forthcoming CRM capability.
Lots of video and sharing options makes this small business video conferencing solution worth considering, so long as you're not using any mobile clients.
Small businesses gain enterprise-level capability, and may be the key to success for Microsoft's new cloud-based Office 365 suite.
A hard drive is so 2010. From entertainment to work, Steve Jobs hopes to make data storage and data sharing all about the iCloud.
A recent controversy put online storage vendor, Dropbox, in the hot seat. What does the incident say about overall cloud storage security, and what should small businesses make of it?
In-Stat predicts that small business use of network attached storage will grow significantly, and that a combination of NAS and cloud storage makes perfect sense for SMBs.
The newest cloud-based subscription service is now available for any small business to try -- for free -- while it's in public beta.
Not storing data on a laptop or mobile device might be the best way to keep it secure. We show you three ways to make that strategy work.
Experts say prospects are bright in 2011 as small business IT begins to embrace cloud computing. Benefits include enterprise-class technology at a fraction of the cost of on-premises solutions.
CRM customers can keep your business contacts up-to-date in real time thanks to Salesfoce.com's latest integration efforts.
Collaboration Web tools can improve efficiency, productivity and keep everyone focused. Laurie McCabe explains what you need to know about this category of small business software.
Computing giant announces a new line of Internet-enabled printers that will allow people to print remotely from any device just as they would send an e-mail.
New cloud-based payments platform provides payments processing environment that allows SMBs to accept payments from Web, phone, terminal, mobile and scanner.
You may not be a Boy Scout, but the best way to protect your small business is to be prepared. We look at disaster recovery options to help you stay one step ahead of trouble and to sleep better at night.
The offsite data storage service, formerly Data Deposit Box, adds remote access to the desktop to its continuous backup service in a new cloud-based offering called KineticD.
HP’s looking at the larger side of small business and offering cloud-based data center management services and support programs.
Three new cloud-based services help small businesses handle computer management chores easily and affordably.
Michael Biddick, president and CTO of Fusion PPT, a consulting and IT services firm, explains why businesses need a strategy around software as a service (SaaS) and offers nine keys to success with SaaS.
By adding the option to store files locally on leading off-the-shelf network attached storage devices, Egnyte makes its Local Cloud service more useful to larger small businesses or anyone who works with large files.
The appliance taps top threat intelligence systems to provide e-mail and Web security while aiming to keep setup and administration simple.
