With Mobile phone Giant O2 releasing its Eco rating System today it is interesting that the 2 main business phone providers decided to opt out of the assessment. As the two market leaders, perhaps this is understandable (especially as they have both opted out), as unless they were the greenest ph
Familiarity - BPOS v Google Apps and the Importance of Familiarity
We’ve been learning a lot at Cloud Hypermarket about what the main points of interest for business are when it comes to choosing between the main vendors of email based Software-as-a-Service suites - Microsoft and Google. On deeper inspection there is quite a disparity between Read More
Zoho arrives on Cloud Hypermarket
We have a new addition at Cloud Hypermarket – Zoho Business and we are delighted to have them on board.
Zoho’s basic business package is an interesting one as it the basis of the company itself, bravely takin
Why is Cloud email so confusing?
Further to my very simplistic view of the cloud in my previous post I thought it would be worth elaborating on what the concept of 'the cloud' would mean to small (non IT) business. I went to the world cloud forum in Kensington Olympia this week and also took part in ‘Cloud Camp’. The
Why is ‘the cloud’, ‘the cloud’?
I thought for my first Cloud Hypermarket blog, I would write something simple and straightforward for those of you who are struggling with the very concept of the cloud. I have explained it to several businessmen who have been pleased that they have eventually got their head around what is essent
The Cloud allows small businesses to accelerate out of the downturn
With growing optimism about the end of the recession, businesses everywhere are looking to grow their operations, whilst at the same time keeping a handle on costs. With the banks not lending businesses are looking for new and innovative solutions to allow them to grow. Nowadays, IT is a central
