While you hear the term cloud computing frequently and see the images of puffy whiteness illustrating the concept, you may still be wondering, “What is cloud computing?” Despite being a standard technology solution for many years, it’s still a good time to understand the basics of what the cloud is and how the benefits of […]
Extended Support for Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 Ends On January 14, 2020, Extended Support for Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 will end. No Patches Leave Your Server Vulnerable to Cyber Security Issues End of support means all regular security updates, automatic fixes and online support provided by Microsoft will be suspended leaving […]
In our ongoing effort to make IT understandable and accessible to everyone, we’re going to give a brief but thorough rundown of virtual servers. What they are, how they work, and why virtualization is beneficial. Ready to get started? Let’s jump right in. What is a virtual server? Whereas traditional servers were physical machines that […]
Cloud computing is increasing small business productivity like never before, making it possible for businesses to do more with less — and for less money. How can your small business enjoy increased efficiency, productivity and functionality using the cloud? What IS the cloud? Buddy, you’re in the right place. “The Cloud” – what is it? Simply […]
We’re getting more and more confirmation that small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are turning to smaller or regional cloud providers for dedicated support. Yes, they’re scaling back from MSP giants like Azure, Google, AWS (Amazon Web Services), and IBM. Why? As cloud migration continues to grow, smaller companies recognize they require closer attention to their […]
It’s Halloween – Is your business prepared for a zombie apocalypse? With The Walking Dead in its seventh season, the public seems to be fascinated by the nightmare of a zombie apocalypse. It’s fun when it’s fiction—but in the real world, there are catastrophic events that occur, and they’re […]
“Zombie” Servers Are Costly Pets to Keep Around You know that loud rumbling noise coming from your server room? Is it your IT infrastructure hard at work, helping you to increase profits, or is it the dreaded sound of a “zombie” server? A “zombie” isn’t a nefarious character on an TV series—not when it comes to your […]
2015 has been the year of data migration. Cloud computing technology has advanced significantly and is now cheaper, more accessible, and easier to manage than ever before. Many businesses have already moved to the cloud, and those who haven’t should be looking to. If your organization has yet to make the move, it’s high time […]
An agile business is an adaptable business. And one of the best ways to achieve flexibility and maximize your growth potential is to use IT services that can easily grow or shrink with the needs of your business. Cloud technologies are a go-to for companies that experience the swing of boom-or-bust sales cycles or are […]
If you think you need a new server, you’re probably right. The main symptom of a declining server is a drop in speed. Files are slow to save and slow to load. This can be marked by your employees’ lamenting cries of, “LAG!” echoing through your office like a curse. It can also be marked by the […]
“We believe our success is due to the strength of our team, the breadth of our services, our flexibility in responding to clients, and our focus on strategic support.”
Javier Gomez, CEO
Billions of devices will be connected to the Internet of Things by 2025, exponentially increasing demand for MSPs to back up growing companies.
The average price of a data breach now stands at about $4 million.
More than 90% of businesses are either evaluating, adopting or embracing the cloud.
71% of SMBs are outsourcing their IT needs to a managed service provider.
$500 billion will be spent in the greater cloud market by 2020.
93% of businesses file for bankruptcy after losing data for 10 or more days.
70% of SMBs reported suffering a security breach during the previous 12 months – and companies with fewer than 500 employees were the most vulnerable, with a 75% breach rate.
