Blog

An alarming study came out recently from Microsoft. The March 2021 Security Signals report found that while pretty much all business executives agree that cybersecurity is a top concern, they don’t always apply their budgets wisely.

Cloud waste is, unfortunately, becoming a major problem as companies try to improve their use of the cloud, but often end up with problematic workflows.

Companies are finding that a cloud environment can get costly if you don’t run it efficiently. In 2019, cloud spend was up by 50%, but cloud waste nearly doubled, and companies churned through about 30% of their apps.

Over the last year, it became crystal clear just how indispensable the cloud is for society as a whole and especially businesses. When the pandemic forced everyone to stay at home, cloud technology kept us all connected. It also enabled companies to stay in operation through remote teams.

You can use the most optimized computers and servers and have a top-class cloud infrastructure through Azure or Amazon Web Services, but one thing can completely ruin your IT experience.

Microsoft 365 is one of the most used business platforms throughout the world. It has the reliable productivity apps (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint) along with multiple cloud-based collaboration and communication tools.