PCs and servers safely tucked away in your old coat closets, your business has nothing to worry about.
#5. Ease of Implementation: Your IT person has set up your entire system to work, most of the time. He has everything networked and is available within 2-3 days to fix whatever is broken. It’s true that implementing cloud services is easy and reduces both time and cost but what are you going to do? After all, your nephew has been working so hard to get everything working properly.
#4. Skilled Vendors: Who would you trust to manage and protect your data? A company such as InfoStreet, IBM or Amazon or your IT staff? After all, your nephew has been working so hard to get everything working properly.
#3. Even playing field for your small business: You don’t want to grow your small business too quickly and you certainly don’t want to project the image that you can compete with your
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larger competitors. The Cloud gives your small business the same tools that Fortune 100 companies use yet your business will only have to pay for what you need (see #2). Small is cute so why change?
#2. Flexibility: Kids play with building blocks so they can build whatever their imagination designs. The Cloud will allow your business to select what your company needs, when you need it, and use it how you want to. You can select an intranet as your platform, email, CRM, email marketing tools, and financial services all in the cloud, … you use and pay for only what you need. You’re not a kid so grow up and operate the business the way your father did decades ago.
#1. The most important reason not to move your company to the Cloud: Because if you don’t, we will.
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