
22 Jun 2022
Cloud computing has many advantages. One of the main ones is advanced security. With so many cyber threats attacking companies, enhanced security is one of the top assurances businesses seek.
02 Aug 2022
6 min
Chief Strategy Officer
However, switching to a cloud-based platform from other content management systems can make businesses a little apprehensive. It takes time and money; the last thing you want is company downtime. But it's not all doom and gloom, promise. Our team at Proventeq can help you migrate your existing system to a cloud-based platform with minimal disruption to your business working day, so let's go through why you should migrate to a cloud-based office.
In case of a significant crisis where files are lost or servers go down, you can have peace of mind that all of your business' data and files are safe and secure with regular backups so that you won't lose a thing.
Being energy efficient helps reduce operational costs, and migrating to a cloud-based platform can reduce your business's carbon footprint. You will be operating more sustainably and helping the environment. It's a win-win.
Cloud computing can help boost your business' productivity by ensuring optimum performance, fast-speed applications, and minimizing downtime. And with remote access, your files and data can be accessed anywhere, so if you have remote workers, this can increase their productivity.
Going paperless, not having to run and maintain in-house servers and migrating to a cloud-based platform are much cheaper to use. They're usually on a pay-per-use basis, which can benefit businesses, whether new start-ups, small companies with small budgets, or even if you're feeling the strain of today's cost of living.
If you want to know more about migrating to a cloud-based office, get in touch with our Proventeq team. They're highly experienced in platform migrations and can ensure minimal business interruption.