• Upfront costs are low and you pay a monthly fee per user.
• Unlimited calling in the U.S., one monthly bill for international and toll-free
  numbers.
• Easy to set up and use.
• Voicemail, Fax, and conferencing available.
• Low total cost of ownership – we take care of server configurations and
  maintenance.
• Scalability – easy and cost effective way to support your business growth

• Advanced Threat Protection
• Data Center Firewall
• Internal Segmentation Firewall
• Next Generation Firewall
• Public Cloud Computing
• Software-Defined Networking

• Switches
• Network Management
• Software defined end to end networking (SDN)
• Wireless LAN
• Unified Communications

• physical repair of hardware
• loading software
• onsite training
• installation of new equipment

• Additional uptime:Equals increased productivity which in turn translates into additional money saved. While it may be difficult to put a value on up-time stats many businesses stand to lose a substantial amount of money if their core business systems are not functioning properly. Cloud management can spot these issues before they occur and pay for itself with a single instance of a problem that was averted.
• SLA reporting:Cloud management technology can monitor a cloud provider’s ability to live up to the established service level agreement. Response times, latency, and uptime need to be tracked over time and the cloud manager is alerted when the system behavior does not support the pre-established criteria. In many instances, there are financial penalties that the provider must pay.
• Compliance management:Encompasses monitoring the effectiveness of security and compliance. The system will typically keep logs to support compliance audits and other activities. An example would be of healthcare clients who must remain in compliance with existing rules and regulations in addition to reporting to auditors. Results of not being compliant could mean stiff penalties or even a suspension of operations. None of this changes when moving to the cloud.
• Understanding disasters:Cloud management technology gives you the ability to track the operations of a cloud-based system, including what occurred in the lead-up to a failure.

• We manage the back-end responsibilities of data storage, backup, security and upgrades.
• Customer personal data is copied to and from the virtual desktop during logon/logoff.
• Access to the desktop is device, location and network independent.
• Significant cost savings since we handle all the bank end infrastructure costs and maintenance.
• A good alternative for small or mid-size businesses that want to provide their end users with the advantages a virtual desktop infrastructure offers, but find that deploying a VDI in-house to be cost-prohibitive in terms of budget and staffing.

• There is a new technology that offers a software-based wireless controller that virtualizes the management functions of the Wi-Fi network in the cloud. A company utilizing this technology would not have to manage thousands of individual local business wireless networks when it starts offering up Wi-Fi services. For example; As a group of retail businesses attaches their access points to the cloud they all become part of the same centrally managed service. This would enable each company to serve up en masse cloud-based applications such as advertising and point-of-sale payment services, feeding them to all devices connected to cloud Wi-Fi providers’ access points.
• As an end user the experience is like being on one large home network; once logged in securely at your doctor’s office, you are logged in when you walk into the coffee shop down the street or a bakery two states over.

Key attributes of a VPS are:

• It can be changed at runtime to add additional hardware resources (CPU, RAM).
• The server can be moved to other hardware while the it is running (automatically according to load in some cases).
• Virtualization provides a higher level of security, as the individual virtual servers are mostly isolated from each other and may run their own full-fledged operating system which can be independently rebooted as a virtual instance.
• Runs its own copy of an operating system and customers have super user-level access to that operating system instance, so they can install almost any software that runs on that OS.
• Functionality is equivalent to a dedicated physical server, and being software defined are able to be much more easily created and configured.
• Priced much lower than an equivalent physical server.

• Stronger protection:
  cloudIT customers get the benefit of fully certified security without the expense and difficulty of personally getting certified.
• Advanced security framework:
  At the cloud infrastructure level, the essential security framework that covers one customer scales up to cover everyone. Thus everyone benefits from the same high level of protection
• Immediate response to emerging threats:
  Since we can rapidly deploy a fully tested response to all customers at once we provide customers with rapid, timely protection from emerging threats that they would never be able to manage feasibly on their own. By delegating the responsibility for cyber-attack response us, your organization can spare themselves a major source of cost and distraction.
• Network Reliability:
  If despite all the precautions and safeguards, something happens to go wrong, it’s vital to minimize the disruption to the business. Downtime means loss of productivity; loss of revenue, and possibly loss of customers. That’s where redundancy comes into play. We can build far more extensive redundancy, scalability, reliability, and external protection than any individual business can. You have the advantage of backup power, multiple connections and the ability to distribute images of any application instance among many geographically separate centers to ensure continuous operation even through natural disasters that span multiple regions. There’s just no comparison in terms of cost, complexity, or risk.

• Traditionally manual backups required taking the backup media offsite. Remote backups are stored in a different location from the original data thus eliminating that step and ensuring a quick recovery in the event of a local disaster.
• The user does not have to label CDs or perform other manual steps since remote backup does not require user intervention.
• Unlimited data retention.
• Backups are automatic.
• Continuous backup: Some remote backup services will work continuously, backing up files as they are changed.
• Remote backup services can maintain a list of versions of your files.
• Most remote backup services utilize encryption to send data over unsecured links (i.e. internet).
• A few remote backup services can reduce backup by only transmitting changed binary data bits.