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Welcome to 'SaaSy,' where we explore the power of Software as a Service (SaaS). At 365labs, we're proof of the success of a 100% SaaS model. Join us as we share our insights and best practices, demonstrating why we believe the future is SaaSy. Our goal? To guide you in harnessing the full potential of SaaS for efficiency, security, and growth. Stay tuned for an exciting journey into the world of SaaS.
At 365labs: Embracing Diversity with iOS, Android, MacOS, and Linux
In the fast-paced world of technology, the ability to nimbly navigate various platforms and effectively manage resources is paramount. At 365labs, we confidently traverse this terrain, offering comprehensive support for and utilizing iOS, Android, MacOS, and Linux. Our expertise extends beyond these platforms; we also rely on a suite of powerful management tools, including Microsoft Endpoint Manager and Jamf, to ensure efficient device management across the board.
Striving for The 'Nines': A Guide to Website Availability for Small Businesses
Your website serves as your business's virtual storefront. It's open 24/7, greeting potential customers, showcasing your products and services, and facilitating transactions. However, if your customers arrive and find the 'doors' locked, your business suffers. This scenario underlines the vital importance of website availability, especially for small businesses and ecommerce platforms.
Should we be using single sign on (SSO)?
At 365labs, we prioritize using Single Sign-On (SSO) wherever possible. As a company with a cloud-first strategy, we've entirely moved away from legacy and on-premise systems. Our efficient and secure operations leverage SSO with a range of services, including but not limited to Apple, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Amazon Web Services (AWS), Alibaba, HubSpot, Adobe, and Zoom.
Is it too soon to upgrade to Windows 11🤔?
Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 11, has been available to the public for some time now. While this new iteration came with a host of modernized features and performance enhancements, many users are still content with their current Windows 10 setup. But with Microsoft's official support for Windows 10 set to end in October 2025, is now the right time to begin planning your migration to Windows 11? The signs indicate that it might indeed be prudent to start considering the upgrade.