The way your data is stored and managed is the biggest difference between hosting within a colocation data center and on the cloud. Storing your data at a data center with colocation or storing it in the cloud is a matter of preference and convenience.
Both colocation and cloud-based and hybrid systems allow for the shared cost of storage, whether it’s physical or virtual. Continue Reading “How does data center colocation compare to the cloud?”
If your business is in Texas, you should already have a disaster recovery plan on record. Here are a few other considerations.
Not all employees can work from home during a disaster.
Does your business have important data that must be accessible at any time? Have you thought about disaster recovery office space?
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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.
Continue Reading “Faster, Safer Cloud Connection with FIBERTOWN Data Centers Using Megaport”
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 power, HVAC and internet sources) space built to withstand disasters.
Continue Reading “Smart Data Center Solutions for Commercial Real Estate”
