Big Data / Cloud Storage
The science of storage selection is now a technical art form, and as electronic transactions exponentially increase, new creative opportunities and needs arise. The massive amount of data generated and stored by the modern systems supporting these transactions offers incredible insights for the businesses that can access, analyze, and articulate the patterns and metrics that the data represents.
This promise of transactional insight presents new levels of competitive advantage to the organizations that can harvest it. But, first, you must store it, process it, and be able to store the output. Spending on larger, faster systems and storage devices is not the answer to alleviating data burdens on aging IT infrastructures. At Swift Systems, we determine the true I/O capacity and performance you need, application by critical application, platform by platform, with an eye for reliability, scalability, manageability, and with your tolerance for risk considered. Many new storage technologies offer varied price and performance points, and support blending high, mid, and near-line performing capabilities within a single device where the cost can effectively grow with the needs of your Maryland business.
Benefits of Cloud Storage
- Bandwidth: You can avoid emailing files to individuals and instead send a web link to recipients through your email.
- Accessibility: Stored files can be accessed from anywhere via Internet connection.
- Disaster Recovery: It is highly recommended that businesses have an emergency backup plan ready in the case of an emergency. Cloud storage can be used as a backup plan by businesses by providing a second copy of important files. These files are stored at a remote location and can be accessed through an internet connection.
- Cost Savings: Businesses and organizations can often reduce annual operating costs by using cloud storage. Users can see additional cost savings because it does not require internal power to store information remotely.
7 Ways to Identify a Bad IT Team
Your IT shouldn’t frustrate you. The reality is that you deserve a team you can trust and systems you can count on. If your team is providing you with anything less, it may be time to switch. A good IT team can provide your business with a strategic foundation for growth. A bad IT team represents the risk of your systems and your business grinding to a screeching halt.
Don’t settle for subpar IT. Here are seven ways to identify a bad IT team.
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