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When evaluating providers for this year’s list of the best cloud accounting software companies, we focused on ease of use, cost, customer service, features and functions, variety of pricing plans and customer reviews. We focused on five distinct categories using 25 separate metrics to arrive at our ratings for the best providers. Here’s a look at each of these evaluation criteria in more detail.

Pricing

We prioritised software that was either low-cost or had an affordable plan in a series of pricing plans. We also gave credit to those apps that either provided users with a free version of the software or at least a free trial period. When considering the affordability of cloud accounting software, many providers have promotions where the software is greatly reduced for a…

What just happened? If you’re an IT admin relying on Windows Server Update Services to manage updates across your network, it’s time to consider alternatives. Microsoft has officially announced that, while WSUS will continue to operate for now, the company is no longer investing in new capabilities or accepting feature requests for the service.

For those not intimately familiar with the inner workings of Windows enterprise administration, Windows Server Update Services has been a staple tool since its introduction in 2005 as “Software Update Services.” It allows IT teams to centrally manage and deploy updates across their Windows device fleets from a dedicated server, rather than having each machine fetch patches individually from Microsoft’s servers.

The ability to control the flow…

Website builder vs. content management system

Website builders and content management systems are different types of tools for creating your website.

A website builder is a visual design tool that typically uses front-end editing, letting you see how your changes will appear to visitors as you make them. These tools are easy to use, with no need to install extensions or update the software yourself. Website builders often have limited design flexibility. Most website builders are also proprietary, making it difficult to switch hosts later on.

A content management system or CMS is a tool for building, maintaining and organizing blog posts and other website pages. They typically don’t require code, but you will need to install themes (site templates) and extensions. The most popular CMS…

Website builder vs. content management system

Website builders and content management systems are different types of tools for creating your website.

A website builder is a visual design tool that typically uses front-end editing, letting you see how your changes will appear to visitors as you make them. These tools are easy to use, with no need to install extensions or update the software yourself. Website builders often have limited design flexibility. Most website builders are also proprietary, making it difficult to switch hosts later on.

A content management system or CMS is a tool for building, maintaining and organizing blog posts and other website pages. They typically don’t require code, but you will need to install themes (site templates) and extensions. The most popular CMS…

Dedicated Cloud Service Market

The dedicated cloud service market has witnessed exponential growth over recent years, driven by the increasing adoption of cloud computing across various industries. Unlike traditional cloud services, which are often shared among multiple tenants, dedicated cloud services provide an exclusive environment for a single organization. This exclusivity offers enhanced security, greater control, and customizable solutions, making it an attractive option for enterprises with specific compliance and performance requirements. The market’s expansion is further fueled by the growing need for data privacy, the rise in remote working models, and the continuous digital transformation initiatives undertaken by businesses…