Size DOES matter. Whether it's the size of your budget, your server or your time. It doesn't matter if your server is on-premise or in the cloud - you should still assess your resources. The term resources doesn't just apply…
Security - I don’t want anyone from the outside to access my server. How can the cloud be more secure than what I have worked on for years in my on-prem data center? Cloud hosting companies can afford to implement…
Are you thinking about moving to the cloud? Have you ever wondered what you need to consider for a successful cloud migration? If you attended our March webinar, MultiValue cloud for Dummies - an Intro to the Cloud” then you…
We recently attended the Google Next 19 conference in San Francisco. They made many announcements, including some major ones for their cloud solution. Here’s what we learned: New Data Centers Google just added…
Your data and backups go hand in hand. Data is the lifeblood of your business. What happens if you lost access to it, or even worse, lost your data altogether? Would your business survive? More importantly, do you have a…
You lock your car, your house, and your office but do you lock down your MultiValue system and your data? Having a green screen or a MultiValue application doesn’t necessarily mean you are protected. Even though we may be the best-kept…
As early as 2012 a study by Wakefield Research and Citrix found that 51% of the people surveyed thought cloud computing could be disrupted by stormy weather. Even today, there are misconceptions about the cloud that still linger. We dispel…
Recently you may have received a postcard from us that looked like this:
What is the true cost of having your server on-premise versus having it in the cloud? What do you need to take into consideration when considering where your system will reside? These are the million dollar questions as the cloud…
The cloud is becoming ubiquitous. To illustrate, Gartner predicts that 92 percent of workloads will be processed by cloud data centers by 2020. Cisco forecasts in that span of time cloud workloads are expected to increase 3.2 times. Soooo why…