If you pay attention to the IT buzz, it seems like everyone has moved to some type of cloud computing.
You want your business to be competitive and save money, but is “the Cloud” the right solution for you?
Put simply, if you are using the cloud, you’re storing and sharing data and software via the internet instead of on your hard drive or that big room of servers in the back of the building. The information remains on physical servers in a remote location but you can access it anytime.
The cloud may have started as a storage solution, but it has grown to offer many other options, such as email, database servers, hosted VoIP, data backup and more.
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