Cybercriminals possess vast skills and resources, coupled with the persistence and determination to match. Despite this, many businesses opt to spend as little as possible on cyber security, while SMEs wrongly assume that their businesses are not attractive targets for cybercrime.
Unlocking SMBs’ potential and fostering their expansion requires integrating them into the digital economy, says Tarsus On Demand’s Jessica Harvey.
Throughout 2023, we can expect South Africa’s SMBs to move deeper into the cloud as well as increase the sophistication of their cloud strategies. But the shift to the cloud has only just begun.
Cost and access to skills used to be a significant barrier for small businesses in securing their data and systems. This is no longer the case thanks to cloud economics
What are the financial upsides gained from SaaS cloud solution offerings for SMEs, vendors, partners and prospective investors?
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The cloud offers businesses huge data processing and analysis possibilities, better security, and improved performance. But cloud transformations can be complex.
Tarsus On Demand (TOD) is the proud recipient of Mimecast’s Technical Excellence Partner of the Year award for 2022. Following the Mimecast Managed Services Partner of the Year award in 2021, the company won the 2022 award based on its exemplary levels of technical proficiency and customer assistance.
Companies are rapidly adopting cloud as they realise its enormous potential to create new opportunities. For SMBs, the question to ask is how the cloud can help them grow revenue, reduce long-term IT costs, attract new customers, and improve business processes and security.
Collaborative problem solving sets our partners on a growth path. Tarsus On Demand helps them evolve their capabilities and skillsets, so that they can expertly solve their customers’ problems.