As a business owner, you know that technology is essential to your success, but keeping up with the latest trends can be expensive and time-consuming. That's why cloud computing is a great option for businesses of all sizes. It allows you to access hardware and software over the internet, which means you don't have to invest in expensive infrastructure or even hire full-time staff to manage your IT. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of cloud computing service models and help you choose the best one for your business.
SaaS, Paas, and IaaS: 3 Primary cloud computing service models explained
REI Connects with Customers for Virtual Outfitting
Creating personalized experiences that connect at-home shoppers with the same level of service they would get in-store is omnichannel gold. How can @Microsoft Teams help?
Read the customer success story to learn how and contact a Virtual Office Solutions Microsoft Teams expert for a face-to-face consultation.
New Zealand Moves to a Cloud-Based Identity Solution for its 4.9 Million Residents
Is your cloud solution delivering a comprehensive suite of solutions and helping you accelerate your digital transformation initiatives? Yes? No? If no, it’s time to leverage decades of @Microsoft’s enterprise operating system and onsite data center expertise. Read what happened when the New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs moved to Microsoft Azure.
Working harder just became easier
This flyer, brought to you by Virtual Office Solutions, introduces the Surface Laptop Go and lists some of its most important features. It also discusses the Surface Laptop Go’s ability to maximize the organization’s investment in Microsoft 365, Windows 10 Pro, Microsoft Mobility + Security, and Office 365 apps.
Mobile Threat Defense Best Practices
Stop leaving your business vulnerable to threats from mobile devices. What does Virtual Office Solutions suggest? Start by watching this video showing how to enable Mobile Threat Defense in @Microsoft Security Defender for Endpoint by deploying three simple best practices. #ThreatProtection #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence
Hybrid Teamwork: A Guide to Flexible Work
Hybrid doesn’t have to mean scattered. How can @Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Teams empower your hybrid workforce to be productive and secure? Download this eBook for insights on keeping your hybrid workforce connected, productive and secure. Contact a Virtual Office Solutions Microsoft365/Teams expert for a brief consultation.
Meet the New Surface Laptop Go for Business
Overcome current business challenges and enable secure remote work for your employees! Download this infographic, brought to you by Virtual Office Solutions, to see why the new Surface Laptop Go for Business is the best solution for your business. Learn about its awesome features such as its 10th Gen Intel® Core™ Processor, 13 hours of battery life, and biometric sign-in—and see how the device unlocks more value with streamlined deployment; modern device management; and built-in, cloud-powered security.
What are the risks of employees using personal smartphones for work? Retweet to get the conversation going. How can Virtual Office Solutions can help you with your mobile threat defense strategy? @msftsecurity #ThreatProtection
According to InfoSecurity Group, 39% of workers reported using personal smartphones, tablets, and laptops to access corporate data in the cloud. What are the risks?
Simply stated, attackers can access home networks, then use unprotected personal devices as a steppingstone into the corporate networks they’re connected to. How can your organization protect against this growing problem? Contact Virtual Office Solutions and talk to one of our @Microsoft mobile threat defense experts to discuss next steps. #ThreatProtection #cybersecurity
Effective ways of securely collecting customer data
For companies to succeed, they must be able to deliver value to their customers. This entails having a deep understanding of their clients' needs and interests by collecting and segmenting customer data. However, they should first ensure that they are compliant with data privacy laws to avoid corresponding fines and penalties.
