CLOUD COMPUTING

Flexible Solutions with Cloud Computing

You can shape Cloud Computing to meet your immediate business needs. You can stretch and scale it for future growth and demand, while only paying for what you need. Cloud offers any business the security and agility usually enjoyed by large enterprises.

The 7 Benefits of Cloud Computing

No Hardware Investment

It is more cost-effective for most businesses to use the cloud than having their own in-house data center. Moving to the cloud can eliminate the costs of purchasing multiple, redundant servers without impacting your IT capabilities.

Data Security

The cloud allows small to midsize businesses to have the same level of security that enterprise level businesses have.

Increased Efficiency
and Productivity

The cloud is always up-to-date. It provides you with the latest technology, and automatic updates, which can help your employees be more secure, efficient and productive.

Flexible Cost and Scalability

Typically, cloud services cost you a flat monthly fee, so you can easily budget.

You can also adjust the IT services level, so you only pay for the resources you need when you need them. Dialing up or reducing capacity is especially beneficial to businesses that are more likely to be affected by economic downturns, such as real estate, or if they are cyclical or seasonal, such as education or landscaping.

Improved Collaboration

Your employees can securely access your business applications and data from anywhere anytime, which can help increase efficiencies and productivity. The cloud can also help facilitate collaboration among different business locations or team members on the go.

System Uptime

If there is a system outage in the cloud, it likely doesn’t affect you because it is an extremely redundant environment, which ensures there is always adequate backup. You don’t have to worry about hardware failure, and internet or power outages in your office, because if those things were to happen, you can continue working from anywhere with internet access.

If you are in the business of buying, selling or servicing, your data and business applications likely need to be accessible and operational around the clock. In this case, cloud would be highly beneficial for your business to ensure uptime.

Disaster Recovery

These days, it is pretty much common place for most businesses to use cloud for their data backup and recovery for its reliability and affordability. If you choose to purchase and manage your own backup servers in your office, all your information is only in one physical location. This puts you at risk of a natural disaster, power failure or other crisis. However, having your data stored in the cloud, ensures it is backed up and protected in a secure offsite location, so you can recover it and be up and running in no time.