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Private Cloud

Private clouds are ideal for companies that want to maintain tighter control over where their data resides. Private clouds are housed in highly secure data centers around the world and can be physically accessed as needed. They can also offer a reduced cost for systems that do not require the elasticity of the public cloud.

Public Cloud

The adoption of public cloud continues to grow at an incredible rate and is an excellent way for businesses to scale effectively. At the same time, public cloud can contain hidden costs and require specialized expertise to utilize and manage. Always consider your business requirements before choosing which cloud-based environment is right for your roadmaps.

Cloud Backups

The cloud backup service protects your critical data. It utilizes the latest in backup technology to ensure your data is safe and recoverable in the event of a disaster or cybersecurity-related incident.

Cloud Networks

Setting up and managing cloud networks is an increasingly efficient and reliable option when compared with traditional network equipment. The lower long-term management costs and improved network security outweigh the higher initial startup costs of the cloud network.

Cloud Applications

The adoption of public cloud continues to grow at an incredible rate and is an excellent way for businesses to scale effectively. At the same time, public cloud can contain hidden costs and require specialized expertise to utilize and manage. Always consider your business requirements before choosing which cloud-based environment is right for your roadmaps.

Cloud Integrations

The number of cloud applications is steadily increasing inside of businesses. Most mature applications can be connected to a single control system to regulate access, solving the challenge of controlling and connecting all of these applications. Benefits include Single Sign On, automated account provisioning, and access control.

Disaster Recovery

Recovery from a disaster can take minutes or months—depending on your disaster recovery plan. The ability to quickly get back up and running is critical for the health of a business. Proper policies, design, implementation, and testing protects both your business and your customers.