Cloud Computing

What Is Cloud Computing?

It’s no secret cloud computing has been a buzz for the last few years. Truth is, you’ve probably been using cloud computing for awhile now. Web-based email is an example of cloud computing. The data and emails are stored on a remote sever, not on your computer. Cloud computing can be a vital adoption for some businesses and an IT nightmare for others. As a business owner you need the right information to make an educated decision on if cloud computing is right for you and your business.

Cloud computing is a lot like turning on a light switch; you only pay for as much light as you need and then you switch it off. When your electric bill arrives, you are only billed for what you used.

The magical cloud is basically “shared computing resources” owned by the best cloud storage provider. A business purchases a slice of the provider’s cloud and uses like a regular server. The provider usually will fully manage the back end and provide new installations, maintenance, and software updates as needed. Not everything works in the cloud, don’t make the leap to cloud computing until you know the pros and cons to cloud computing. Let us help, give us a call today to schedule a cloud readiness assessment for your business.

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Some Of Our Cloud Services

Hosted Microsoft Exchange

More and more small businesses are making the switch to hosted Exchange. Lower costs, better security and the ability to re-deploy IT staff for other projects and initiatives are attractive advantages of the Software-as-a-Service model.

Because your business relies on email as one of the most important means of communication, you want to choose a provider that can offer the most secure infrastructure available. Our multi-million dollar infrastructure includes datacenters featuring Dell, EMC and Cisco hardware and multiple connections to Tier-1 Internet providers – assuring high availability and the fastest round trip for your email.

Benefits Of Hosted Microsoft Exchange

99.999 Percent Uptime
Unlimited Storage
Entourage (Mac) Support
Outlook Web Access
ActiveSync
SAS 70 Type II audited location

Cloud Enable Your Own File Server

NextDrive allows remote access to your file server when working outside the office. NextDrive maintains a 2-way sync with your local file server and the cloud, so changes made on the server will be synced to the cloud and vice versa. This can replace the need for unreliable and complex VPN and FTP.

Keep all of your data, whether it is presentations, spreadsheets, pictures, or other important files with you wherever you go. Freedom to work from smart phones, tablets, desktops, the web and laptops.

Due to the amount of interest and inquiries about NextDrive, we have decided to create an entire website dedicated to it!

Check out nextdrivesync.com for more information.

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