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Every second of the day, the world accesses, changes, and relies on data.

In the age of databases, servers and the internet, companies cannot afford to be offline — literally.

What if your business network could grow or shrink as needed?

Businesses manage a wide variety of data to run their operations effectively.

There’s no doubt artificial intelligence (AI) is finding a permanent home in several industries. Whether we’re using face ID to unlock our phones, a web mapping platform to find the optimal route back home, or built-in text editor software to make sure our emails are error free, AI technology is at play. It is revolutionizing the way that we work and how we go about our daily lives. 

Consumers like to conveniently access data with devices they love.

When you work from home, have you thought about what happens when your IT infrastructure goes down? Did you back up your data and have a disaster recovery plan? 

For decades, researchers and experts have mulled over how artificial intelligence can turn tables for the tech industry.

At the end of March, we examined the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the events industry. As businesses continue to cancel and postpone their in-person events, event software vendors have been scrambling to accelerate their product roadmaps and release new offerings to help their customers pivot to virtual events.

A picture is worth more than a thousand words — sometimes, it’s worth a billion dollar company.