There’s nothing more frustrating than technology limiting your business operations.
We’ve all been there.
Bandwidth limits your data transfers. Your network isn’t powerful enough to get your migration done during the planned downtime. Software limits the capabilities and offerings for your retail website.
It’s a headache. And it interferes with business as usual.
When you’re searching for commercial real estate options for your client, it’s important to ask the right questions about data storage needs.
Depending on your client’s business, you might consider colocation to lease space in a data center to store their IT equipment and servers. The biggest benefit for clients is that colocation data centers provide secure and redundant (multiple... Continue Reading
The 2020 hurricane season has been one-of-a-kind.
Texas residents have had to deal with increased storm frequency as well as storm preparedness during the COVID-19 pandemic, which adds an additional layer of complications.
In addition to their personal safety and that of their employees, business owners and managers must also consider how to keep business operations online and functional.
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Whether you’re searching for a data center colocation partner for the first time or simply need to validate your chosen partner, the number of variables to consider can seem overwhelming. While some think of colocation as an insurance policy against downtime, it’s more prudent to consider the costs and benefits of this model. Below are some critical considerations that should factor into your... Continue Reading
