Why global network budgets overrun, what a half-finished colocation exit really costs, and how Network-as-a-Service changes the sums for China and AI traffic.

Written by Russell Bristow Buying Wi-Fi for a business should be simple. In practice it rarely is. A company running a dozen sites surveys every one of them, then builds a bill of materials: access points, directional antennas for the awkward spaces, switches to support all of it, software modules to manage it, a licensing […]

Disruption can affect any organisation. A cyberattack, power failure, technology outage, supplier problem, severe weather event or loss of access to a building can interrupt operations with little warning. Business continuity planning helps an organisation prepare for these events, maintain its most important services and recover in a controlled order.

Cloud storage can be more secure and resilient than keeping business data on a single server or device. It can provide strong physical security, encryption, geographic resilience, detailed logging and rapid recovery options that would be difficult for many organisations to build alone.