News about Eurotux
The connection of e-commerce to social networking is one of the existing trends to increase online purchasing and selling, taking advantage of the propensity and interest of users who spend a great amount of time on services like Facebook.
With the data volume doubling every 18-24 months, companies must be prepared to store and manage this information. Eurotux and IBM introduce the new system storage IBM Storwize V7000.
BigBlueButton is a web open source conferencing system implemented on a wide range of components, thus providing an integrated solution for communications, video conferencing and chat adapted to eLearning activities and distance education.
Establishing a good backup policy is essential to ensure data availability in case of an unforeseen event. eurotux eBackup offers all the security of backup solutions, without the acquisition, maintenance and management costs.
Eurotux Mail Exchange is a service available through Eurotux’s cloud that simply and effectively protects e-mail from unsolicited messages (spam), viruses and worms, fraudulent attacks so common in today’s mail, and, at the same time, ensuring continuity of communications by e-mail, even when yours servers are inactive.
INSIA is a consultant in systems and information technologies, especially targeted to the context of training management and knowledge management.
Eurotux will be a speaker at the Red Hat Open Virtualization Tour 2012, organized by Red Hat and IBM, Eurotux’s partner organizations. The event will take place in Lisbon on March 27.
For the second consecutive year Eurotux is one of the best companies to work in Portugal.
In the current economic climate companies need to increasingly focus on the innovation of their products and services and also on the competitiveness of the solutions presented. It is important the creation of economies of scale and additional efficiencies in existing tasks in order to be able to divert those investments for tasks with higher added value.
Eurotux’s partner solutions highlighted in an InformationWeek report
