Jay Sudowski
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Data centers provide the perfect opportunity for Managed Service Providers to support their clients seamlessly through colocation services.
Data centers deliver a secure and compliant environment, armed with top-of-the-line equipment to support and scale IT needs. Through data centers, MSPs can manage their clients’ services without having to be physically present.
Which Clients Benefits from Colocation?
Clients who benefit most from colocation are those who should avoid placing mission-critical hardware on their premises. The following categories represent the most common reasons SMBs switch to cloud to pacify their needs:
As customer IT requirements get highly complex, businesses increasingly contract their IT management to Managed Services Providers (MSPs) to ensure seamless efficiency and flexibility, cost-effectively.
So, when seeking out, a Denver managed services provider that perfectly matches your needs, what should you look for?
The idea of downtime strikes fear in the hearts of Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and Value
Added Resellers (VARs) across the globe.
Downtime is a term used in the technology world to refer to the time a system/server is offline or unavailable. Downtime can spring from natural disasters, human error, hardware failure, software failure, overloads, and many other causes.
These technical errors can negatively affect a small-to-medium businesses’ revenue, reputation, and future growth opportunities—among other things.
As a small web hosting provider, it becomes increasingly difficult to compete within the industry. The only way to rise to the top in this type of competitive environment is to add value in other ways.
This means that you must sit down, look at the numbers, and draft some new ideas for services, which will add value for your existing and potential clients.
The idea of downtime strikes fear in the hearts of managed service providers and value added resellers everywhere.
Downtime can spring from natural disasters, human error, hardware failure, software failure, overloads, among many other causes. These technical errors can negatively affect a small-to-medium businesses’ revenue, reputation, and future growth opportunities—among other things.
Implementing a disaster recovery solution will help your business prepare for these unexpected occurrences and bring you back up to speed in the shortest time possible.
Got your laundry list? As a web host, a number of items will be of prime importance when looking for a hosting service provider and platform for your business. You know what your own customers want when they choose your company to host their websites. Performance, reliability, security, and service are all must-haves, to be provided at a competitive price.
So, as a minimum, you’ll expect those things from a data center or any other entity providing you with system and networking infrastructure. They’re table stakes for doing business with you, but what more should you be looking for?
Every end-customer dreams of the perfect website. They have visions of traffic, engagement, sales, market share, and other business benefits they hope to achieve. Web hosting is a vital part of making those dreams come true.
Customers often take perfect web hosting for granted, although they are quick to complain if the hosting services they use have problems in any of the following areas:
