Big data and business intelligence (BI) use to be only for enterprise companies. Now, however, thanks to Microsoft Office 365 and SharePoint, small businesses and nonprofit's can afford to track and tap into a wealth of information.

    Is your staff spread across several locations? Do you have a limited budget for IT support like installations and upgrades? Do your staff and volunteers want to do their work on personal devices like smartphones or tablets? Are you tired of maintaining an in-house Exchange server? Then ...

As of last Tuesday, Microsoft Citizenship is donating Office 365 to eligible nonprofits in 41 countries! Here are some some nonprofits already using Office 365 to make a difference, by spending less time and money on technology maintenance and more time on their foundation's mission.

I recently read an interview with Silicon Valley veteran Mark Andreessen that was published in TechCrunch. It was a great interview and I want to highlight one of the quotes from Mark:

Your Exchange Server may be slowly ticking its life away. When it does, it will take down your e-mail and set you back.

Cloud computing is not a term that makes all of us comfortable. It sounds intangible and disconnected: you think of clouds in the sky, floating by- not exactly what you want your essential data to be doing.