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Learn what factors to consider as you contemplate what type of IT support is right for your small business. This blog post considers the factors that can lead to a productive co-management arrangement and criteria to help decision-makers determine whether a fully managed or co-managed solution is right for them.

When it comes to cloud computing, you have public, private and hybrid options. We'll take a look at each with examples of how a business like yours might benefit from cloud computing and storage. But which option is right for you? Well, if you prioritize control, security, and compliance, a private cloud solution may be the way to go. However, if scalability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness are your top concerns, a public cloud option could be more suitable. Ultimately, many businesses find that a hybrid approach offers the best of both worlds. By combining elements of private and public clouds, businesses can tailor their storage solutions to meet their unique requirements.

SMB managers and owners are increasingly considering hardware as a service leasing agreements with it support companies. This post helps decision-makers understand the pros and cons of HaaS in relationship to their unique business model.

Plain and simple, hardware as a service (or HaaS) is a business technology lease. Hardware as a service is strengthening many small businesses, but it may not make sense for everyone. As a HaaS provider, here’s the top five things we think you should consider before moving forward with a contract.

CISA indicates that up to 60% of small businesses that suffer a data breach will close within six months. So how can you prevent your small business from becoming yet another sad statistic? Enter Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR), the planning that promises to keep your business up and running, no matter what.

Listen in as Jon shares the 3-2-1 Backup Method— a simple yet powerful strategy for ensuring the safety and security of your business's critical data. It's based on three key principles: having three copies of your data, stored on two different types of media, with one copy stored off-site.

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