•Clearing the Fog on Cloud Computing

•Why Should You Care About Microsoft SharePoint?

It's hard to miss all the coverage in the last few months devoted to "cloud" computing - it seems to be everywhere. Is this more than just the latest technology fad? We'll try to help sort it out for you.

First, a definition. Cloud computing is usually used in the context of computer applications that are run entirely over the Internet (the "cloud" in most Network diagrams).

Later this spring, Microsoft is releasing the next version of their Microsoft Office Suite. We've noticed there is more than the usual amount of hype over this product, so we thought we would review Microsoft® Office 2010 to see what's all the fuss.

For the small business, we see the improvements three-fold:

1. Work flow efficiency is increased through better integration.
2. Work is more readily available through on-line, web applications.
3. Collaborating with others becomes easier through increased SharePoint functionality.

If your business could benefit from this focus, Microsoft Office 2010 may be worth the upgrade.

Why Should You Care About Microsoft SharePoint?

The short answer is that it can make a tremendous impact on your business. And a great ROI is pretty easy to attain since Microsoft is giving it away.
Yes, "It's free."

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