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Cloud Computing

Everyone is talking about it – but is “Cloud Computing” just the latest buzz word in technology? Many have heard of the term, but far fewer understand what it is and ultimately, whether it will benefit their business. In an economic climate where every penny counts, businesses are increasingly looking for innovative ways to cut costs while maximising returns, one of these being through new technologies.

Before a company decides to make the move to Cloud Computing, and take on a Cloud Computing Provider it’s important to know what it is exactly, and the business benefits it can bring, as well as addressing any worries you may have about the technology.

What is Cloud Computing?

Put quite simply, the term Cloud Computing describes flexible IT resources provided by an external Cloud Computing Provider over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis. Resources are accessed by the web, which means that they can be accessed securely anytime, from anywhere, via the internet. Businesses no longer need to purchase and manage their IT resources in-house, instead remote resources are utilised via a Cloud Computing Provider. There’s no need to worry about how things are being maintained behind the scenes – you simply purchase the IT service you require as you would any other utility. Cloud Computing is now affordable and accessible to companies of any size, giving enterprise level technology to every business.

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THE BENEFITS

Reduce IT Capital Expenditure

You won’t need to buy expensive servers - instead your servers will be managed in the Cloud by Solsis. This means less up-front capital expenditure, and moving instead to an Op Ex monthly fee for the resources that you use.

Scale up and down easily

Cloud computing allows your business to easily upscale or downscale your IT requirements as and when required to accommodate business needs or changes to market conditions. This would support your business growth without needing expensive changes to your existing IT systems.

Anytime, Anywhere Access

Cloud services enable flexible working practices. If you have a mobile workforce, or employees working from home, they will have access to your systems from web-enabled devices, increasing their productivity.

It Helps your Business to Compete

Cloud Computing Providers helps businesses compete with larger competitors by offering access to enterprise level resources that were traditionally only available to bigger companies.

Improved Disaster Recovery

Your information is always available, giving you less downtime than when managing your IT in-house. It is estimated that businesses operating in the Cloud achieve a staggering 97% greater IT reliability.

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Should you be moving “into the Cloud”?

Click here to see if the move into the Cloud would benefit your business.