5 Ways That The Cloud Can Increase Your Productivity
As a business owner, you might be looking into the cloud as a way to improve your server infrastructure. It’s certainly a great way to just that, but here is a lot to take from the cloud aside from just getting new hardware to handle your business operations. The way that cloud computing works at […]
CapEx vs. OpEx
When working with the budget for a customer or for internal use, it is important to know if your client or your financial department is more familiar/more comfortable with placing an order as a Capital Expense (CapEx) or an Operating Expense (OpEx). Depending on accounting or the time of the year, there may be a preference […]
Understanding the Opportunity in the Cloud for Service Providers
For companies that are looking for new ways to bring in revenue, there is a lot to be gained by looking at the cloud, especially for companies that already act as IT professionals for organizations that aren’t necessarily IT-oriented. Many organizations that historically haven’t been that heavily invested in technology such as marketing firms, […]
Build your own Cloud with Vault Networks
Building your own cloud to service your customers, whether you are looking to build an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) like our own vnCloud or to provide another service offering, it’s a great way to add value to your business and your portfolio. However, the startup costs to building a service like that can be very large, so […]
Ways Businesses Are Using The Cloud – Infographic
Cloud computing is being used by businesses all over the world to stay organized, reduce costs and grow. In the U.S. alone more than 50% of businesses are using cloud computing. The three most common types of cloud include IaaS (infrastructure as a service), SaaS (software as a service), and PaaS (platform as a service). Businesses often […]
Top 5 Reasons your Ecommerce Site Should Be Hosted on a Dedicated Server
There is a lot of discussion swirling over the Web about the difference between shared and dedicated hosting. With the latter, you get a single server for your website and yours only. With shared hosting, as its name implies, your account is hosted on a server that is also used by hundreds to thousands of […]