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Azure
5th Jun 2018
Cloud Computing – The Road to Migration
Published by: Nathan Fulham
Services companies like Codec know first-hand how transformational the cloud can be, enabling smaller firms to do things that were impossible before, and allowing larger companies to try something new. (Note: This news item is a summary of an article published in the Sunday Business Post on June 3, 2018)Take an application like Skype for Business,” said Brian Smyth
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Storage and Back-Up Gets Flexible
Published by: Nathan Fulham
The cloud has transformed the storage and business continuity market, but there are still problems and pitfalls to be avoided. (Note: This news item is a summary of an article published in the Sunday Business Post on May 6, 2018) Brian Smyth (pictured), technical lead at Codec, notes that smaller customers who would once have gravitated towards on-premise SANs are now using
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9th Oct 2017
EpicCare partner with Codec in moving to Microsoft Azure Cloud
Published by: Nathan Fulham
Codec worked with EpicCare to replace their traditional hosting infrastructure with a new cloud-based solution that integrated with their existing IT environment. Adding cloud scale and delivering enhanced levels of security and reliability, the new hosted hardware platform & Managed Service solution transitioned EpicCare to a newly designed Azure cloud environment that will transform their digital capabilities.
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22nd Dec 2015
Enterprise Mobility Suite Lunch Briefing
Published by: Blandine Faure
Last Wednesday over lunch at One Pico, we had some really interesting customer conversations, all around a common theme: protecting data while empowering employees to be productive from anywhere. Our “Simplify Security, Stay Productive” lunch organised with Microsoft presented our guests with an exclusive briefing on data and identity security.
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26th Feb 2015
End of Support for Windows Server 2003
Published by: Studio Manager
In July 2010, Microsoft transitioned from providing mainstream support for Windows Server 2003 to releasing critical patches only. July 14, 2015 marks another transition, this time the end of Microsoft support for Windows Server 2003/R2.
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