PUBLIC CLOUD SERVICES

This is based on standard IT Cloud Services in which a company relies on a third-party cloud service provider to deliver various Cloud Services such as cloud servers, cloud data storage, cloud infrastructure and cloud applications. Services, applications and storage are made available to users over the Internet “as a service” on a Pay Per Use model. The reason behind this has to do with the underlying IT architecture that is fixed so there is less scope for customization for security and performance. There are many types of Public Cloud, the most common being Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS) and Desktop as a Service (DaaS) platforms. The economies of scale make this type of service technology highly attractive. Public cloud services are deployed much faster and offer more scalability and accessibility than on-premises IT infrastructure. Public cloud services may be offered as pay-as-you-go fees or fixed monthly fees based on business needs.

Business Recommendation – This is ideal for companies that need to bring a service to market quickly, have less industry regulatory hurdles or are looking to outsource part or all of their IT department or IT support services. Cloud Services Providers (CSP) can help businesses simply start using Cloud Services immediately with little IT consulting required and little capital.

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PRIVATE CLOUD SERVICES

This is based on Cloud Services being deployed solely for a single organization as their IT infrastructure including customized cloud storage, cloud infrastructure, virtual workstations and virtual servers. As a leading Cloud Services Provider (CSP), we have seen private cloud work best for businesses with a dynamic need or unpredictable IT computing need. Companies would require direct control over their cloud services environment. Private cloud services do require engagement from both IT management and IT departments to virtualize the business environment and IT infrastructure. Companies can have access to various advanced features including security, high network availability and multiple fault tolerant solutions that are not possible in a public cloud. Building a private cloud involves a significant investment and also requires an evaluation of how existing resources should be reallocated. Private Cloud Services does not not deliver shorter-term ROI like public cloud services.

Business Recommendation – Private Cloud Services is ideal for organizations that must comply with strict industry regulations including healthcare, financial and insurance or organizations that have highly critical applications. Private Cloud Services makes businesses install their own hardware including server, switches, storage device and firewall, but gives them the flexibility to shift workloads among servers as usage spikes or they deploy new applications.

 

HYBRID CLOUD SERVICES

This model comprises of Private Cloud Services and Public Cloud Services. Hybrid Cloud Services addresses a business need that might run an application primarily using private cloud services but rely on a public cloud to accommodate spikes in usage. Hybrid Cloud Services offers many advantages including more IT architectural flexibility, more IT technical control of infrastructure and data, better security and compliance options, technical predictability and peace of mind. Hybrid Cloud Services continues to grow as it offers the best of both worlds. As a Cloud Services Provider (CSP), this allows us to offer companies a simple cloud services implementation strategy that slowly embraces cloud services within the current infrastructure. By using hybrid cloud services, today’s business leaders can pick and customize the best-fit cloud services strategy to meet current business demands within a flexible IT services framework that will enable them to manage future change and business goals.

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BACKUP CLOUD SERVICES

A cloud backup service saves your computer data to an offsite location so it isn’t only on your hard drive. Looking past its abstract name, “the cloud” refers to physical data centers around the world, filled with rows of Internet-connected computer servers. Backups that are saved to the cloud are accessible to you but safe from any damage that may come to your computer’s hard drive. If you accidentally leave your computer in a cab or spill coffee on the keyboard, having a cloud backup can prevent you from losing all that data.

Business Recommendation – This solution is ideal for companies looking to have the best of both worlds as you can place different tasks in the private or public cloud. Companies can also have on-premises IT infrastructure that can support the average workload while retaining the ability to leverage the public cloud services for fail over circumstances in which the workload exceeds the power of the internal IT network or as part of your disaster recovery plan.

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