Your office, available wherever your people are
Imagine your usual office working just as productively without the hardware in it — and from the other side of the world. That is what virtualisation actually delivers.
Four things we build
Infrastructure virtualisation
Freeing server and client software from the hardware it currently sits on.
Office virtualisation
A virtual office where every trusted employee works from anywhere with a login and password.
Cloud computing
Access to software, data processing and storage, and the other resources your infrastructure needs.
Cloud storage
Structuring, placing and keeping company information on a remote server, with backup held elsewhere.
What the business gains
The most tangible benefit is financial, but it is not the only one. Since you pay only for the space you use, you control the spend yourself.
- No spending on buying and maintaining your own storage infrastructure
- No need to hire someone specifically to handle backup and data integrity
- Office hardware requirements drop — the programs live on the servers, not the desks
- Data is guaranteed to survive power cuts and equipment failure
- Access to the data you need from any device with an internet connection
Which parts should move to the cloud first?
Usually not all of them at once. We normally start with individual applications — CRM, accounting, telephony — and extend from there.