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The quick answer: It depends. The type of cloud services you select might be dictated by your IT budget, the core competencies of your IT staff, and your IT strategy and tactics (meaning which applications you keep in-house, versus which ones you selectively outsource) ...
Communications as a Service. Cloud communications. Hosted PBX. You've heard the terms, and you've witnessed the hype. But what are these technologies? And what will they do for your business? ...
"Most offices were not built to function as a data center, and in fact, in most offices, servers and PBXs are pushed into small closets not designed for heat dissipation," Scott Kinka, senior vice president of network services for Evolve IP, told E-Commerce Times. "Cooling these rooms requires more cooling than you generally need per square foot. Hosted solutions eliminate this burden."
"Most offices were not built to function as a data center, and in fact, in most offices, servers and PBXs are pushed into small closets not designed for heat dissipation," Scott Kinka, senior vice president of network services for Evolve IP, told the E-Commerce Times. "Cooling these rooms requires more cooling than you generally need per square foot. Hosted solutions eliminate this burden."
The wide area network (WAN) is central to the IT strategy of any multilocation business. Employees expect the WAN to be available when they need it, much like any other utility in the business. WANs have historically been built on "best effort" circuit or packet-switched IP networks such as VPN, Frame Relay, or Private Line connectivity ...
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