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Benefits of in-house data storage

Data security problem has recently become of the highest priority for business owners all over the globe. No matter whether your business is big or small, all issues related to data protection have become number one concern. IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report found that the average cost of a data breach is $3.86 million and moving in an upward trend. Thus, all measures for keeping company information safe should be taken. In this blog post we will discuss pros and cons of in-house data storage vs commercial clouds. Pros and cons of in-house data storage Self-hosting means installing, running and maintaining all the hardware locally, while cloud-hosting is about renting this service from a SaaS provider. Though hosting on-premise sounds scaring, there are a lot of advantages of the in-house data storage:

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Best tools for the effective remote teamwork

Best tools for the effective remote teamwork

Today virtual offices became the necessity rather than an additional way of organizing the workflow. Lots of businesses have started hiring remote teams recently. However, Covid-19 pandemic significantly sped up this process and forced many businesses to move to virtual working environment. The necessity to transfer to remote offices made this process quite chaotic with various inconveniences both for employees and employers. In this blog post we will recommend the tools for effective remote teamwork to facilitate your remote office setup or improve the workflow of an existing one. However, before we start let us highlight the most important features for the successful remote teamwork:

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reliable communication channel for customers and employees

3 Reasons You Need to Have a Reliable Communication Channel for Your Customers and Employees

Secure and reliable communication channel is one of the most important aspects of any successful business today. Information leaking can damage even more than destruction or theft in modern world. For ages people have been struggling to keep data secure and protected. They invented various ways of secure data exchange: private messengers, pigeon post and encrypted texts in Middle Ages invisible ink and more advanced texts encryption in late 19 and early 20 century password protected data in 1960th email invention in 1970th data protection with help of antivirus software development in 1980th the rise of firewalls to protect data exchange in 1990th more and more improvements against data leaks and more advanced measures to protect information exchange today

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