WARDY IT Solutions are experts at SQL Server Database Administration. We offer help and assistance as you need it, no retainer necessary, with our DBA on Demand offer.
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Cloud Beacon empowers organisations with the tools to monitor, analyse and manage cloud performance, while providing a great number of additional benefits.
Despite all the work we have done helping respond to COVID-19 we know many clients need further assistance. To assist clients, we are providing Cloud Beacon as a complimentary service for the length of the pandemic.
Azure will is a perfect match for you business thanks to the advanced capabilities and intelligence of the platform. To avoid making the wrong decisions, it is important to have an understanding of the migration process.
Many businesses are overspending on licences, but an equal amount are also under licensed. In short, businesses are not using their licences in an optimised way.
As COVID-19 continues to spread, disruption to business is inevitable. This will present changes for businesses, but also opportunities for businesses to improve and implement best practices that will ensure a resilient and reliable SQL Server environment.
WARDY IT Solutions offers the latest remote training technology to enable students to attend any of our Azure and SQL Server courses in a location that suits them. These remote courses are led by our world class instructors and are delivered through a high-definition experience with real-time access to our trainers enabling you to attend the training from anywhere.
As the impact of COVID-19 increases around the world WARDY IT Solutions is taking numerous steps to ensure the continuity of our service. We have restricted business travel and are encouraging hygiene practices in our offices. We have also successfully tested our Business Continuity Plans and confirmed that all areas of our business are able […]
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