HOLDEN WATNE NOV 14, 2022 GENERATION IX INSIGHTS
It doesn’t matter where your business or organization sits in Los Angeles, Glendale, or near PCH in Long Beach Like the inevitable Santa Ana winds from the east blowing west, the high cost of doing business never slows down, stalls, or ends in Southern California
In fact, with much talk of moving a company’s entire business to the Cloud, one must ask, does it genuinely save a Los Angeles business money? In today’s video, Holden Watne, Director of Business Development at Generation IX, provides a few insights for you to consider
Let’s address this first Every business and organization in LA is different How you run your company differs from your competitors or the business next door What you must do to stay safe and secure has to be tailored to match your business model and Cloud needs
For example, architecture and design firms in Glendale need secure access to tablets, phones, and laptops because they often use remote locations But a private equity and wealth management firm in Anaheim requires compliance reporting and impenetrable cybersecurity
What one organization sees as savings moving to the Cloud, another views it as an unnecessary expense with questionable protection Especially where laws and regulations dictate what a company must do to remain compliant and in business
Holden’s video demonstrated what Generation IX has to do for each client when presenting infrastructure options that need tailoring to a specific business model For instance, one was multiple servers, another was Office 365, and another was public Cloud
Each infrastructure option had pros and cons, cost savings, and expenses And when there are multiple choices, you, the business owner or decision-maker, have much to consider Take, for example, the private equity and wealth management firm mentioned above
Choosing multiple servers is the simplest and easiest to support However, that infrastructure option may not be able to recover quickly or have the needed cybersecurity protection due to the industry’s regulations and compliance requirements
As you saw in the video, different IT infrastructure options were presented for Holden’s fictitious company What about your business model? It’s not fictional, and you have specific needs and real-world requirements Are there other concerns or possibilities that don’t scratch the surface? Of course, there are One of the most significant benefits of the Cloud is that it can help your company save on hardware costs With the Cloud, your business may not need to invest in servers or additional hardware
Instead, you can use the resources of a Cloud provider That can be an excellent way for you to reduce upfront costs However, only when you meet with an IT infrastructure consultant will the question of whether the Cloud saves a Los Angeles business money go unanswered
As a Los Angeles-based Cloud service provider, we meet with many decision-makers from numerous industries Many are eager to migrate their applications and workloads to the Cloud Yet, most are still undecided if moving will save their Los Angeles business money
If you share the same concerns about operating costs, more flexibility, and scaling your business, meet with us We will guide you with new hardware decisions, software updates, system upgrades, and Cloud migration choices
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