Imagine your computer is an office. Every day, someone knocks on its door—emails, websites, applications, updates. Some of these "guests" are welcome, but others try to get in uninvited, sometimes even under false pretenses. And that's where the firewall comes in—the silent security guard who decides,
Everyone who uses cloud services in their company sooner or later asks themselves the same question: Is my employee and customer data truly safe there? It's natural – after all, we store virtually everything in Microsoft 365 these days: contracts, payroll, customer correspondence, financial reports, and even team meeting recordings.
In a world where most software is proprietary, licensed, and paid, open source offers an alternative based on freedom and collaboration. It's software whose source code is publicly available—it can be viewed, modified, and developed. This means users aren't dependent on a single vendor, and companies gain flexibility and
Just a few years ago, when choosing a computer, it was enough to look at the processor and the amount of RAM. Today, a new concept is emerging – the NPU, or Neural Processing Unit. It sounds technical, but in practice, it's what allows laptops and computers to "understand" the user, not just execute commands. New computer models are called
Until recently, talking to a chatbot was primarily associated with customer service or quickly getting answers to simple questions. Today, we're entering a completely new phase – ChatGPT is becoming not only an advisor, but also a place where you can complete your purchase from start to finish. Thanks to the Instant Checkout feature, users don't have to worry about
Storing and sharing files is now a fundamental part of every company's workflow – from small offices to large enterprises. Traditional file servers are becoming less common, and cloud solutions that allow access to documents from any location and device are becoming more common. One of the most popular tools for this is cloud storage.
Imagine this: you run a company – you have a product range, expertise, a team – and a website? Either the website is missing or it's just a makeshift one, just to get something going. It's like running an office without a sign – customers pass you by every day but don't know you're there. In a world where most customers start with a search engine,
Imagine that at 10:17 a.m. today, your company loses access to its sales system. The two questions that determine everything right now are: how long can you be offline and how much data can you lose to keep your business running smoothly. These are the answers to RTO and RPO. RTO is the maximum acceptable downtime.
Imagine turning on your company computer one morning to discover that all your files—offers, contracts, customer data—are inaccessible. A disk has crashed, an employee accidentally deleted a folder, or an outsider has encrypted your resources in a ransomware attack. This isn't a movie script—these situations happen.
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