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blsrdwdm • Jun 19, 2019

It probably doesn’t come as a shock that the cost of this “preparedness” is just too high for most SMBs. It isn’t practical to invest the required capital in spares that may never be needed. And the cost of trying to replace an entire network “on the fly” is even more absurd. So most SMBs just “roll the dice” and hope that disaster never strikes.

But it doesn’t have to be this way! By migrating all servers and desktops to the Cloud, an organization can access their company network and data FROM ANYWHERE in the world. A direct benefit of Desktop Virtualization is that thin clients can be deployed quickly, thus allowing employees to log into their desktops within hours of an event as if nothing had occurred.

What does this mean? It means that migrating to the Cloud for ALL IT compute—including desktops—empowers SMBs to create realistic disaster recovery and business continuity plans just like Fortune 500 companies.  It means that entrepreneurs don’t have to operate in fear, worrying that the next byproduct of global warming will destroy their dreams and aspirations. It means that your business never has to be a statistic or a footnote in the wake of a devastating event beyond your control.

Contact Red One NS to find out how you can leverage the power of Cloud Computing to protect your business from the worst that Mother Nature can dish out!


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