OneView becomes one of the first EMEA platforms recognised for secure, scalable FinOps.1Nebula, a pioneering 28-year-old South African SaaS and managed services company, has been awarded Microsoft’s newly launched ‘Solution Partner with Certified Software’ designation for Azure. Its flagship FinOps product, OneView Cloud Expense Management, has also achieved SOC2 certification, further...
In previous blog posts, we’ve written about our own journey to the Cloud. Explaining why Microsoft Azure was the perfect partner to provide the scalability, reliability and security we needed....
From phishing and botnets to malware and rogue software – cyber criminals are spoiled for choice when it comes to how they can infiltrate corporate networks. And while mobile device policies like...
Nebula’s OneView product suite empowers companies to integrate and automate business unit functions of their choice from both telecommunications and IT on one platform.
One of the best ways to ensure your Cloud migration goes smoothly is to follow the advice of those who’ve already made the move.
CAPE TOWN – June, 2017 – Nebula is launching its Telecoms Expense and Lifecycle Management Integration Hub. This product feature enables clients to integrate third-party, IT and business...
At the beginning of the year, we highlighted how making the move to the Cloud increases flexibility, enables collaboration, reduces risks, cuts costs and promotes scalability.
Spreadsheets are still the “go to” tabulating, graph creating and expense management tool for many businesses. But just because this method has been around for ages doesn’t mean it still does the...
From increased flexibility and seamless collaboration to reduced risks, cost savings and scalability, the benefits of migrating to the cloud are endless. Despite this, many CIOs and business owners...
Nebula, a leading South African telecoms management and innovation firm, has announced the launch of their OneView Lite Mobile App. The App provides corporate mobile users with real-time...
The Department of Science and Technology (DST) has committed to investing R60 million in South Africa’s cyberinfrastructure over the next three years.