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  #399500 3-Nov-2010 09:42
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TBH in this day and age I would recommend most small businesses use cloud computing. Lot's cheaper and easier to manage. The days of SBS are definitely numbered.




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  #399502 3-Nov-2010 09:54
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By Cloud Computing you mean virtual hosting? Or Cloud-based services? Or Cloud-based applications?





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  #399503 3-Nov-2010 09:54
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I kinda agree....things like email, sure why not. Any kind of file access, SQL, sharepoint etc etc no thanks (at least at the moment). I still dont think that the reliability is there. And if something goes wrong with your google docs who are you gonna call to fix it? Anyway this is a whole cloud/no cloud debate that is going on all over the place. Prob a different topic required.

I just thought I would let interested people know about sbs 2011.




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