In a pretty short space of time, businesses have become spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing cloud infrastructure and platform providers – but the two undoubted leaders and most commonly-encountered options are Amazon’s AWS and Microsoft’s Azure.

In our last blog we discovered three applications that can change the lives drastically for people living with disability. As technology advances so do to the opportunities for applications to cater to the needs of these people. Today we are featuring three technologies that really impressed with their ingenuity and their potential applications.

Microsoft is flexing their philanthropic muscles with their latest offering, giving eligible Not for Profits access to their Azure cloud at no cost.  In a move that is going to shake up the Non-Profit sector Microsoft has announced that they are now offering $5000(USD) annual credits to eligible organisations.

Today I want to explore something that really interests me, incredible applications of technology that assist people living with disabilities. I’ve been scouring the internet for apps that might or might not be available right at this moment, if not they have campaigns to get funded.

Understanding ‘the cloud’ is a concept that many struggle with, especially working in an industry where Technology isn’t a primary focus. You may have heard whispers about it here and there, but what is it actually and how can it help you serve your clients better?

If you use Google chrome at work or at home (72.4% of internet users do) and you haven’t started taking advantage of the chrome store, you’re missing out. Think of the Chrome store as an App store for your browser, it has a smorgasbord of applications that are designed to assist the way you work and […]