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Software as a Service (SaaS) offers cloud-based solutions that eliminate the need for costly hardware setups and complex maintenance needs. It has received widespread adoption without showing any signs of stopping. It has become the driving force for many digital transformation projects in recent years, and for good reason.

As businesses move to the cloud, ensuring security is essential for protecting sensitive data and maintaining trust. Cloud security involves policies and technologies designed to protect cloud services from cyber threats, unauthorised access, data breaches, and more.

If one aspect of companies’ operations has recorded rapid growth recently, it would be moving operations to the cloud. As a result, cloud security has become a hot topic.

This guide shows you how to build a hybrid cloud system. It follows up on our previous article about companies moving away from the cloud. A hybrid approach lets you use both cloud and local systems together. This gives you flexibility and keeps you secure. It also helps you follow regulations. However, you need to plan carefully to make all your IT systems work together.

Autogrill VFS F&B, a leading player in the food and beverage industry in Vietnam, faced challenges with its legacy accounting system, Infor SunSystems 6.3, stemming from an incompatibility issue. The incompatibility limited the finance team's ability to integrate and streamline processes. 

Following our exploration of cloud repatriation trends, this guide focuses on practical strategies for implementing hybrid cloud solutions. As organisations increasingly adopt hybrid approaches, having a clear implementation strategy becomes crucial for success.

After years of fervent adoption of cloud computing, some organisations are now bringing select workloads back on-premises or opting for hybrid approaches. This phenomenon, often referred to as "cloud repatriation," is driven by a complex interplay of factors, including cost, security, performance, regulatory compliance, and control.

The allure of cloud computing, particularly in the SaaS model, has been undeniable. However, the notion that cloud solutions always equate to lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is a simplification. A nuanced understanding of the factors influencing TCO is essential for IT leaders making critical infrastructure decisions.

The hospitality industry is experiencing a rebound, with cloud-based Property Management Systems (PMS) at the forefront of this evolution. Selecting the right cloud PMS is crucial for hotels and resorts seeking to optimise operations, enhance guest experiences, and drive profitability. This guide will walk you through a step-by-step process to help you make an informed decision.

Did you ever feel bogged down by manual document approvals? Is your desk overflowing with papers awaiting approval? If you answered 'Yes’ to these questions, it’s time to build some automated workflows.