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Cloud communication can be defined as internet-based data and voice communications where switching, storage, and telecommunication applications are hosted outside of the organization by a third-party and they can be accessed through public internet. Those who provide cloud communication services like at www.intelepeer.com, will deliver data and voice communications services and applications and host them on servers owned and maintained by the providers thereby providing customers Cloud access.

The customers using this service have to pay for applications or services used by them, so it is highly reliable and cost-effective as well as offer a completely secure environment for communication. It does not include worries associated with conventional deployment of PBX system. The cost can be reduced if the companies use services offered by cloud communication… Continue reading →

Computers are quickly becoming a common way of storing important data, such as banking records, personnel files, customer information, family photographs or other documents that cannot be lost. Recovery-as-a-Service is being found as an important way of backing up all this data stored on your server.

Companies that provide remote storage, such as VaultScape, are proving to be an important technology to add to your resources when it comes to data retrieval and backup systems. These cloud backup services are being used by people that need their data stored, but also by people that need to retrieve that data when necessary.

Instead of carrying around a lot of discs with you, you can access your data from anywhere and at any time you need it,… Continue reading →

You’ve heard the Cloud marketing hype for years. Major hardware and software companies are embedding the term in their advertising, bundling access in their software, or otherwise flooding our minds with the concept. In its most simplest terms, “The Cloud” can be summarized as multiple computers running software and sharing resources that enable it to act as one large computer. In the broader sense, it makes massive computing power available to anyone with a need.

Knowing when you should move to the Cloud is as important as the move itself. You need to be prepared for the migration, and have a solid plan in place. Some basic things to consider before your move to the Cloud:

•Are your Server and Network demands spiking or peaking?… Continue reading →