Cloud Services Provider

When you move your data, services, and applications from internal servers to the cloud, your company no longer needs to maintain its own hardware and software like hosting services.

Instead, all you need for business communication and data management is to subscribe to a provider’s relevant offerings under the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model. Consequently, your company saves significant amounts of money you would have spent on IT operations, upgrades, and maintenance expenses.

By letting a cloud computing service provider handle all your data center needs, you can devote your company’s budget towards what matters most to you: product research and development.

One of the most well-known advantages of cloud computing is scalability. Using a cloud service provider’s systems allows you to scale your IT needs up or down depending on your current needs.
Through the power of virtualization and virtual machines (VMs), cloud-based infrastructure offers unmatched adaptability to many essential computing infrastructure elements. This includes networking capabilities, data storage capacity, and processing power.

For example, instead of spending significant amounts of time and money setting up new hardware locally, your IT staff can adjust the number of VMs and the processing power each delivers within a few clicks.

Unified communications (UC) is the integration of your business’ communication capabilities, both instantaneous (e.g., live chat, voice, video) and non-instantaneous (e.g., email, SMS, fax), into a single platform and user interface.

Most people worldwide already use the Web and cloud-based services for most of their communication needs. Moving your business UC to the cloud is the logical next step, allowing you to use all your business communication tools and applications from the devices you already own.

If you use smartphones, tablets, laptops, or desktop PCs for business purposes, all you need is the corresponding application. There is no need for time-consuming onboarding and no downtime due to hardware and software deployment.

Cloud-based web & video conferencing tools are cloud-based applications allowing you and your team to hold live meetings using nothing but an internet connection and your existing devices’ integrated or connected microphones and cameras. Depending on your needs, these apps can be separated or integrated into your business UC.

Cloud-based conferencing applications are the easiest audio and video communication tools available for businesses today because they offer maximum convenience.

They eliminate the need for in-person boardrooms, investing in costly local technologies, or learning new applications; the only software required is a compatible web browser. These tools are crucial for businesses that rely on cooperation from users and employees located in different parts of the world.

If your business handles large amounts of files and data, you may greatly benefit from cloud-based file-sharing and file synchronization services. These services allow your employees