Our cloud services can differ based on the organisation's needs, size, and various other factors. However, the price we provide is the price you will pay. No hidden costs, no additional charges.
Using the cloud means that you access the applications and data you need through the internet, whilst refining your internal infrastructure and overheads. Cloud services are also highly scalable so you only need to pay for the IT services and capacity you require.
For example, Xero is a cloud-based accounting solution. Your programs and data are stored on Xero’s computers. You can access them from anywhere you have an internet connection. You don’t have to do backups, you don’t have to install upgrades, and you have fewer worries about viruses etc. And, rather than an upfront cost of hardware and software, there is a monthly or annual subscription fee.
We offer a Cloud Migration service. This is a consulting and solutions design service that will take you from where you are now, and into the Cloud.
Think of Cloud Computing as a server and all of the IT infrastructure that goes along with that, however it is not located in your office, but in the cloud. We have the flexibility to customise the solution so that it fits your needs. You retain all of the advantages of cloud, the fact that it’s highly reliable, available from anywhere, scalable and with no large up-front costs.
We can design the right solution for you. This cloud be an option of Public Cloud where all of your IT is with a large cloud provider, or Private Cloud where you build your own cloud environment, or Hybrid Cloud which is a mixture of both Public and Private clouds.
Key benefits of our Cloud Computing solutions include:
You have complete control over what and where your information is stored.
Highly reliable in terms of effective data storage and security.
Assets and equipment investments can depreciate over a length of time
Ability to upgrade systems without consulting other parties.
Cloud Applications are where the program and its data are stored on the application provider's servers. You can access the application from anywhere you have an internet connection.
We can advise on suitable Cloud Applications for your business with our vCIO services.
Cloud Backup is a solution for backing up data that involves sending a copy of the backup data off-site over the internet to our cloud backup servers. The key benefits of this are high availability, rapid restoration times and local backup servers across Australia.
Read more at our Cloud Backup page.
Ideal for data that is not changing and only needs to be accessed infrequently. Instead of storing this data on-site, move it to the cloud and save money.
Take a look at our cloud computing blogs for further details.
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Our cloud services can differ based on the organisation's needs, size, and various other factors. However, the price we provide is the price you will pay. No hidden costs, no additional charges.
We provide support for a broad spectrum of cloud deployment options. Our cloud services include implementing and managing multiple cloud environments, whether it involves on-premise infrastructure, cloud solutions, or a mix of both.
When you store your data in the cloud, it sits securely on physical servers in data centers around the world. These data centers are managed by your cloud provider to ensure the safety and accessibility of your information.
Storing your data in the cloud means it is not limited to a single data center. Instead, it is distributed across a network of data centers to optimise performance, enhance security, and ensure redundancy. This means that even if there is an issue with one server or data center, your data remains safe and accessible from other locations within the network.
When you save your data in the cloud, you generally maintain ownership of that data while your provider aims to secure it. However, it's wise to review the specific terms of service of each provider to be certain.
Protecting your cloud data is a shared responsibility between you and your cloud provider. Your organisation must implement strong security policies and educate employees on best practices for data protection. Meanwhile, the cloud provider is responsible for maintaining a secure infrastructure and using tools to enhance data security.
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