Category Archives: Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing moves your applications and resources onto a Cloud network, usually allowing secure high availability access to applications via the Web

7 Important Facts That Might Help You Become Paperless!

Ancar B Technologies has a history of offering document management solutions to its customers (as far back as 1999). However, in recent times we haven’t had many requests from customers looking to source such a solution. However, I thought a … Continue reading

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Don’t forget the power!

With cloud computing becoming ever more popular, server technology manufacturers are becoming ever more focused on the power usage of their servers to keep costs down and ensure compliance with ‘green’ codes of practice and legislation. In line with this … Continue reading

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Have you tested your recovery plan? and 3 other important questions…

A recent article I have read highlighted that many businesses have never tested the recovery process in the event of a server or site failure. With business continuity being a core component of risk management,  a well-rehearsed plan lays the … Continue reading

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What’s this consumerisation of IT?

At Ancar B I like to keep abreast of some of the trends and buzzwords entering the industry. This latest word – consumerisation – is of particular interest as we have had a number of client’s recently who fit the … Continue reading

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Why Cloud Computing is here to stay

You may have read my below post and thought ‘another IT Fad, I’ve heard it all before’. But according to research by a solid majority of technology experts and stakeholders, we can expect cloud computing to become more dominant than … Continue reading

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