by Bluewave | Dec 19, 2019 | Cloud Solutions, Managed Services
Migrating enterprise applications to the cloud is now mandatory for companies that wish to lead in this digital world. Enterprise applications now support more users than ever — an increase driven by opening them up to support customer interaction with the enterprise....
by Bluewave | Nov 26, 2019 | Managed Services, Security
Cyber security threats are constantly evolving, but in the last seven months, a calculated and vicious new strain of attack has emerged; sophisticated enough to take down large business organizations. At Vigilant, one of our leading security partners, they’ve been...
by Bluewave | Aug 26, 2019 | 4G, Connectivity, LTE, Managed Services, Mobility, Network
Network Availability – Now More important Than Ever Even the most reliable networks have occasional outages. Whether it’s a core network failure (rare) or a misguided backhoe digging in the wrong place (unfortunately common) there’s no argument that it happens....
by Bluewave | Jun 13, 2019 | Cloud Solutions, Managed Services, Security
CIOs today are striving to modernize their IT environments and achieve seamless digital transformation while simultaneously executing on core business needs and meeting strict compliance requirements. At the same time, IT professionals must ensure that technology...
by Bluewave | Mar 21, 2019 | Cloud Solutions, Collaboration, Connectivity, Managed Services, Security, Unified Communications
Given technology’s breadth and pace of change, implementing IT and communications solutions for a business – and especially a multi-location business – can be like assembling a jigsaw puzzle without any edge pieces. Working with a supplier-neutral consultant makes...
by Bluewave | Feb 6, 2019 | Cloud Solutions, Managed Services
Yankees or Red Sox, Linux or Windows, Star Wars or Star Trek: There’s no shortage of choices life asks us to make. When it comes to cloud versus colocation, it may be tempting to see it as just another either-or decision. But the question you should be asking isn’t...
