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Since 1990s when the IT labor shortage made headlines and IT professionals took home handsome salaries being the only qualified individuals for the job, the IT services industry has come a long way from being a profession of the future. Today after a couple of decades the idea of the future is lost in time and the IT profession and job market is amid a change that will shift the emphasis on three main types of jobs.

‘Cloud Revolution’ is a hot topic of discussion among IT executives, system administrators, coders and entrepreneurs in tech hubs as well as small towns where ecommerce companies are now mushrooming and SMBs are religiously working on going global. Read on to find out how we think cloud computing might look like 3 years later.

Modern day business operations involve a wide range of IT-based tasks, which are detrimental to its smooth functioning. This requires not just investment in a good number of heads working on them, but also additional operational costs. If these jobs get outsourced to some other firm that specializes in IT based operations, not only does it save business precious money but time too. Singapore, as a prime outsourcing destination provides many advantages to companies who’d like to outsource their IT operations, and mentioned below are some these advantages.

Cloud computing is here to transform our business and personal lives. The sooner we jump on the bandwagon, the better.

Technically, server virtualization refers to the virtualization of a business organization’s sever farm. The Information Technology capacity of an organization

Cloud services have usually been considered unsafe by small businesses as it involves handing over all critical data to a

While big business units have proper IT backup and disaster management services in place, small and medium scale enterprises find

As the business attains growth with time, it encounters unforeseen troubles and roadblocks. In order to dilute their upshots, small

For a long time, critics of cloud computing continued to term the widespread adoption of this technology as a trend