Connectivity as a Cloud Service Breaking the Cycle of Keeping the Network Connected
WRITTEN BY RAMSEY TAWIL I
N today’s interconnected world, organizations are burdened with the expectation of having
extended connectivity; so much so that an outage to Internet or phone systems can have a damaging financial impact. Given that connectivity comes in a variety of cloud services, companies both large and small are able to stay connected within their budgets.
The cloud enables network merging with the ability to add on additional services from redundancy to bandwidth depending on the particular needs of an organization. This shift in paradigm for networking has created a burdensome cycle for IT, though. For those organizations that are spending
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time and resources to keep the network connected, there are options other than finding IT professionals with the experience and expertise needed to navigate the cloud.
Few organizations have identical infrastructures, and PC Connection’s Cloud Practice looks at the distinctive desires and business outcomes of each organization to determine which cloud-computing technologies are right for your organization. Our Cloud Practice then works with our Network Practice to decide the best solutions for optimal performance.
Our experts evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of every cloud category in order to design the solutions that will make
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savings, agility, speed, and flexibility a reality. After your solution is deployed, the we continue to work with you to review the quality of your network infrastructure and turn and connectivity into a reality for your organization.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ramsey Tawil is a Cloud Champion at PC Connection, Inc. with more than 18 years of experience in the industry. He specializes in cloud services, including colocation, connectivity, and outsourced IT. Discover more of Tawil’s insights on PC Connection, Inc.’s official blog, Connected, at
www.pcconnection.com/TawilBlog
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