Data Centers

Creating and maintaining an on-premise network solution is typically not practical. Hardware takes up costly real estate, places extreme demands on electrical and heating/cooling systems and requires expensive skilled labor to maintain effectively — added to the initial burden of raising funds to purchase necessary server and network equipment. It’s a serious challenge to add more hardware as your company grows, which may ultimately stifle your vision and cap your potential.

Using a virtual or co-located data center neutralizes each of those issues and can help create flexible, secure solutions at minimal cost. Add more capacity, shift to new technologies or streamline quickly as your business demands. Eliminate the worry of major spending by shifting to paying a manageable recurring fee rather than generating huge capital investments. Use your payroll to accomplish critical company initiatives rather than spending time on the day-to-day needs of network management. For companies that can’t afford an outage or have SLA agreements to meet, a managed data center provides redundancies and backup systems to minimize downtime and ensure customer satisfaction. Public and private cloud virtual offerings are available, as well as traditional server arrangements to house all of your applications, file storage, complex systems and critical information. Businesses that must comply with stringent payment industry, healthcare or government regulations will find this responsibility much easier as their data center partners help to manage physical and virtual security compliance.

A quality data center partner removes the time-consuming tedium of network management from your workload, allowing you to focus on more strategic projects and goals.