Virtualized office allows employees to go mobile
Virtualized offices are growing in popularity, especially during this continued economic uncertainty. As businesses look to cut expenses while increasing reliability and accessibility to applications, virtual offices help reduce overhead while still offering a high level of professionalism.
By converting to a virtualized office, a small-to-medium-sized business (even a large business, for that matter) can avoid paying for a full-time space and ‘virtualize’ – blending home and work to gain efficiencies in both. Office expenses are now low while the company’s professionalism maintains the image of a traditional office.
But to virtualize effectively, you need a provider who offers infrastructure and IT services that allows your employees to work in the same manner as they did in the office.
Our last post took an in-depth look at Cloud Computing and a virtualized office is a prime example of how effective Cloud Computing can be. By having us host all of your applications and data, you eliminate the need to buy and maintain costly infrastructure for your employees to use. We host everything on our top of the line IBM hardware designed for 24/7 critical operations. In other words, we ensure that your service is always up and running exactly the way you want and need it to be.
We work with you to design a plan that meets your needs and your budget. The flexibility of our Cloud Computing solutions is not only designed so small businesses can go ‘virtual’ and work from home. They’re also designed so that companies with employees scattered around the world have a centralized way to communicate and share applications and data. So an employee in one city can use the same file as an employee in another – as if they were in the same office. And those same employees can also share calendar application abilities to schedule meetings.
So, let us do what we do best so that your employees – wherever they are – can run applications and retrieve data from anywhere using any computer or device.
