Cloud Business Solutions and Cloud Consulting
We provide best in class cloud business solutions and cloud consulting. Our cloud solutions
will help you achieve your business goals faster and more efficiently.
We provide best in class cloud business solutions and cloud consulting. Our cloud solutions
will help you achieve your business goals faster and more efficiently.
Cloud applications combine the reliability of local programs with two big productivity boosts. The first is purely pragmatic. When you work with cloud solutions, you don’t have to worry about maintenance, installation or upgrades. All of that is handled for you by the service provider. That frees your IT staff to focus on something more productive than basic upkeep.
The second is just as powerful. When implemented and configured correctly, cloud services integrate seamlessly with your other software solutions. The resulting cohesion makes it easier for you and your team to get things done.
If business is booming, you already know all about growing pains. One of the few downsides of success is that it can be hard to keep up. The cloud makes it considerably easier.
Cloud services are designed to be both flexible and scalable. The very same tools work equally well for large enterprise organizations and small businesses. In most cases, you just have to choose the level of service and options you want. Pay for exactly what you need – no more, no less. No capital expenditures. No hardware obsolescence. And an end to buying power and capacity you don’t need.
When your business expands, simply add to your subscription. The malleable nature of cloud solutions makes them perfect for a business in the middle of a growth spurt.
Remote access is another major advantage of cloud services.
When your data and applications live in the cloud, you’re set up to work from almost anywhere. All you need is an Internet connection and a smart device. Neither you nor your staff is tied to a desktop computer at the office.
Get things done on-the-go on your laptop, tablet, or even on your smart phone.
Cloud solutions help protect your critical data. Any reputable cloud provider will back up your data and provide built-in disaster recovery. At the same time, reputable cloud providers provide a level of redundancy and security that is far in excess of what most small and mid-size organizations are capable of doing themselves. The reality is that properly architected cloud solutions are often times MORE secure than in-house servers.
Outages are expensive, and small and mid-sized businesses aren’t immune to the cost. Downtime costs thousands of dollars an hour; when your system is down, you can’t do business. It’s as simple as that. Every minute you lose is money out the door.
If your technology is all on-site, then it’s on you to keep it up and running 24/7. All kinds of things can make that difficult. Power outages, natural disasters, cyber attacks and hardware issues each have the potential to bring your entire business to a grinding halt.
Unless you’re running in the cloud.
Cloud solutions are remote. They are architected to operate from purpose-built, hardened data centers, with battery and generator backups to allow them to continue operating even in the event of a long-term power outage. They have redundant, high-speed fiber Internet connections. And they limit physical access to only those who can pass a fingerprint and retinal scan. Cloud providers know their clients are counting on their services. They take security and maintenance seriously. As a result, these services are extremely stable and secure.
That stability means you won’t have to worry about losing time or money to a server failure. Even if you don’t have power on-site, you can access cloud services from any connected device. The cloud makes your business much more outage-resistant.
We’re not talking chump change. The potential for savings is significant.
Take cloud-based ERP systems as an example. Compared to traditional on-premise solutions, cloud ERPs save businesses about one-third of the initial cost. Not only that, but cloud solutions are typically faster to roll out.