It’s true. Cloud services are now an elemental part of an organization’s technology strategy. And for an organization to develop and grow, Cloud technologies could be a critical part of success. But what is right for one organization isn’t always best for you. At Varsity Technologies, we understand the difference between “software as a service,” “platform as a service,” and “infrastructure as a service.” We consult with our clients in order to find the right mix of solutions, including Cloud services, to fit your individual needs.
Schools and non-profits are unique. That is why the “one-size fits all” approach of many cloud solutions doesn’t work for everyone. For more than 15 years, we’ve leveraged the strengths of existing technologies to best meet the needs of your organization.
We do much more than just connect you to cloud services; we know how to make cloud services work best for you.
How do you know which cloud services are best?
When it comes to cloud service solutions, there is no such thing as “one size fits all.” Every organization requires a unique mix of services in order to maximize the value that the cloud has to offer. It’s crucial to select the right cloud services to fit your needs in order to streamline productivity and lower operating costs. Many factors come into play, such as the size of the organization and organizational processes.
Varsity Technologies can help you identify the best applications and services available in order to increase efficiency and utilize the cloud effectively. This allows your organization to focus its energy on other, more important things.
Services
Cloud Assessment — Large or small, we will assess your entire operation from top to bottom and recommend which cloud service solution is best for the success of your organization.
Infrastructure as a Service — We provide cloud-hosted management of your IT infrastructure, which includes E-mail Antispam/E-mail Antivirus, Hosted Messaging, Hosted Voice, Complete Disaster Recovery, System Health Monitoring, Alerting and Logging.