Aggregation, Infrastructure and Managed Services
A lot can go wrong with your data: ransomware, accidental deletions, a burst pipe, tornados — to name just a few of the problems that can arise. These kinds of issues can compromise not only your operations, but also your regulatory compliance, your profitability and your reputation. Backup and data recovery solutions from vendors like…
They’re called servers for a reason: They’re there to serve your business, not the other way around. Migrating them to a managed cloud lets you take the capital and operating expenses associated with on-premises solutions and plow them into IT projects that have bigger business benefits. In fact, 60 percent of IT decision-makers in a…
We live in a multi-cloud world. Not only are more customers migrating workloads to the cloud than ever before, but cloud users are realizing that diversification of a cloud strategy is a stronger method of consumption than putting all workloads into a single cloud provider. Customers demand agility and flexibility, and cloud providers must adapt…
In the world of IT, individuals often define a disaster as a hurricane, tornado, flood or earthquake. The truth is that a disaster is any event that prevents your business from accessing data and systems required to operate, including regional power outages, cyber attacks, employee sabotage and hardware failure. Disaster recovery (DR) solutions used to…
