Cloud Managed IT Services

Cloud computing is an Internet-based computing solution. It allows you to access your data and software from any location, even across multiple networks.

Rather than having all your computer servers in the office, cloud computing delivers your IT services through the internet (the cloud). This provides faster computing power, more flexibility, and often lowers operating costs because you only pay for the services you use.

The advantages to using the cloud include no longer having to suffer from a slow Virtual Private Network (VPN) when working from home or from a remote office, not having the large Capital Expense required to buy servers, stronger security, and back-ups that are hosted in multiple locations.

Cloud computing provides easy access to data from any location while providing a safe, secure environment for the storage of sensitive information.

Cloud computing is among the most secure methods for storing and sharing information, and is often more secure than on-premise computing.

In order to ensure the privacy of cloud data, many different security techniques have been developed, and controls put in place. Data is encrypted while in transit to and from the cloud, the servers are encrypted, firewalls and anti-virus software are kept up to date, data is backed up in multiple locations, and threat monitoring is continuous.

With FIT LevelCloud no servers are “shared” between clients, so your data is completely isolated and not at risk from another tenant.

Many companies or firms find that cloud computing provides costs savings as well as incredible benefits over the long run. 

Cloud computing can be one of the most cost-effective services available today; however, when everything is rolled into a single monthly bill, cloud computing can sometimes look expensive up front. By minimizing or eliminating up front capital costs for servers, server maintenance, the cost of manpower and physical power to run the servers, network storage, separate back-up or disaster recovery systems, and minimizing on-site IT resources, overall costs are reduced.  

When combined with added savings realized by greater efficiency and improved productivity, cloud computing is often significantly less expensive than on-site servers and all that goes with them. 

No. In fact, cloud computing is one of the most cost-effective services right now and likely will be for a long time, with new players in the market using ever-cheaper technologies to operate data centers. Furthermore, cloud computing has allowed companies to outsource their IT department, significantly reducing costs by lowering headcount.