Have you heard of the Digital Personal Assistant, or do you use a Digital Personal Assistant on your device for your business and/or day to day life? Digital Personal Assistants can be useful for managing reminders, shopping lists or requesting information like checking the weather forecast, examples of these include Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri, […]
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When it comes to Cloud Storage both Google and Microsoft advise their Cloud services are “best effort”. So, what does that mean for you and the data you have stored in the Cloud? When data is stored in the Cloud, both Google and Microsoft advise they will do their best to make sure that nothing
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What is Cloud Storage? How does it work and do you need it? Cloud Storage is basically using data storage facilities provided by someone else accessible via the Internet. In most cases for businesses or home users, this will be either Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive. Each platform provides a limited amount of “free” storage.
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The email landscape is changing, as they say the only constant in life is change. Spark’s Xtra email service is now charging users for email and with other ISPs (Internet Service Providers) in New Zealand looking to do the same, is it time to look to “free” international Cloud-based email providers? When it comes to
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A.I…..it seems to be everywhere; everyone seems to be talking about it. What is itand how can it help you in your business or at home? A.I. (Artificial Intelligence), is computer software that mimics how humans think, it’sable to perform tasks such as reasoning, learning, and analysing information. Anincredibly powerful tool. You’ve possibly heard of
“Your data is in the Cloud”. What! What’s the Cloud and where are my business or personal data files? John Savill, Chief Architect at Microsoft, defines Cloud computing as “using someone else’s computer.” Although this definition seems simplistic, it makes Cloud computing easy for us to understand. So how is Cloud computing going to
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