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Unless you are living under a rock (with no WiFi), you are sure to have heard about the biggest cyberattack known to mankind, which is still wreaking havoc as this article is being typed.

Last Saturday I sat down to enjoy my freshly-brewed cup of coffee, and a thought hit me like a lightning bolt - I am almost 40 and I only just recently started reading instruction manuals.

My name is Fabrice Vanegas, I write this letter, hoping to address a situation of disquieting urgency. My intention is not to cause alarm with useless hyperbole, or to aimlessly spout pointless rhetoric. I write this to share thoughts that are close to me in the hope of causing you to reflect - and more importantly, take action. So please sit down and pour yourself a cup of coffee - this should ta

It is easy to find pessimistic statistics and gloomy projections on how the vast majority of startups are doomed to be devoured by their more established competitors. These are generally true. I'm not gonna lie to you, Cloud Lion is still very much a fresh startup. Just shy of 5 months old, skeptics would suggest "Cloud Cub" as a more honest description.

Having gone to three major ZOHOLICS events (Pleasanton, Austin and Montreal) I was ready to try something new. After enduring several weeks of -20C weather, a friend who is a Zoho Premium Partner in Colombia suggested I go to ZOHOLICS Ciudad de Mexico (last week), the decision was an easy one.

We often make elaborate and well thought-out plans, but life sometimes takes unexpected turns - it is what we do in these situations that ultimately shapes our success.

What a week! My head is still spinning from the sensory overload that these increasingly-massive Google conferences have become. So much to share - I will try be concise.

In our current context, where more and more employees, educators, and students need to work remotely, cloud technologies developed by Google, Zoho, and Microsoft enable businesses and schools to stay connected and productive more than ever before.

These last twelve months have felt like one long Google Meet call. Simultaneously dragging on while flying by. Crazy times we're living in. This warrants a quick pause to reflect.