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02 Dec

A Vision for Cloud Services in 2017 and What They Provide

by Nathan Weatherford
in Cloud Servers, Cloud Services, DaaS, SaaS
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The need for advanced analytics and data management has changed how many businesses see their infrastructure needs. And those needs are expected to be a driving force for the wider adoption of cloud-based services. As reported by Forbes, U.S-based adoption of cloud models has risen and can be seen as the new normal for enterprise applications.   The increased demand also means that more cloud service providers...

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06 Sep

Your People are Mobile, Your Cloud Should be Too

by Nathan Weatherford
in Cloud Servers, Cloud Services, DaaS, Newsletter, SaaS
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Mobile devices have become mainstream tools in a wide variety of industries. Whether it is a sales team working from their cars to bring in new business, a worker telecommuting from home, or an executive reviewing information between meetings, mobile devices have changed how business is done. Finding ways to allow everyone access to the information they need, while allowing new data to be input into...

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26 Apr

In House vs. Virtual Servers – An Infographic

by Derek Roush
in Cloud Servers, Cloud Services, DaaS, Disaster Recovery, SaaS, Virtual Desktops
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Over the last couple of years we have seen more and more businesses taking a harder look at moving their servers to the cloud versus spending big bucks on upgrading aging, in-house hardware. So, we thought we would address the differences in running servers in-house versus in a virtual environment. What does that actually look like? Is the cloud secure? Does the cloud have the...

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18 Mar

Colocation vs. The Cloud – What’s the Difference?

by Derek Roush
in Cloud Servers, Cloud Services, DaaS, Disaster Recovery, SaaS, Virtual Desktops
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Are you confused about colocation versus cloud computing? Well, they are both modern solutions to business problems. But how do you decide between the two? To start, IT colocation is when a business runs its physical infrastructure out of a service provider’s data center, yet they still deal with the management and maintenance of the infrastructure. On the other hand, cloud computing is when a cloud provider both...

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