Backup to the Cloud
We offer both private cloud and hybrid cloud services.
Disaster Recovery
With Disaster Recovery solutions and policies in place, your workstation or an entire office back up and running in no time following minor technical hitches, or indeed major disasters such as a fire, flood, or earthquake.
Desktop as a Service
Not only does DaaS keep everything in the cloud securely but it is constantly backed up leaving your worries behind. Less expenses on physical infrastructure set up and maintenance.
Cloud Backup Services
Cloud services for backup, recovery, ease of administration, security, and overall savings on maintenance.
Home / Business
Less Equipment
Less Maintenance
Data Rescue
Recover your files 24/7
Rollback Recovery
Software as a Service
It is sometimes referred to as "on-demand software", and was formerly referred to as "software plus services" by Microsoft. It basically is a software licensing and delivery model in which software is licensed on a subscription basis and is centrally hosted.Top Three Reasons Why Companies Are Moving to the Cloud
Cost Savings (Reduced Capital Expenditure)
Flexibility (Ability to Scale Up or Down)
Reliability (Back-Up & Business Continuity)
1. Flexibility
Cloud-based services are ideal for businesses with growing or fluctuating bandwidth demands. If your needs increase it’s easy to scale up your cloud capacity, drawing on the service’s remote servers. Likewise, if you need to scale down again, the flexibility is baked into the service. This level of agility can give businesses using cloud computing a real advantage over competitors – it’s not surprising that CIOs and IT Directors rank ‘operational agility’ as a top driver for cloud adoption.
2. Disaster recovery
Businesses of all sizes should be investing in robust disaster recovery, but for smaller businesses that lack the required cash and expertise, this is often more an ideal than the reality. Cloud is now helping more organizations buck that trend. According to Aberdeen Group, small businesses are twice as likely as larger companies to have implemented cloud-based backup and recovery solutions that save time, avoid large up-front investment and roll up third-party expertise as part of the deal.
3. Automatic software updates
The beauty of cloud computing is that the servers are off-premise, out of sight and out of your hair. Suppliers take care of them for you and roll out regular software updates – including security updates – so you don’t have to worry about wasting time maintaining the system yourself. Leaving you free to focus on the things that matter, like growing your business.
4. Capital-expenditure Free
Cloud computing cuts out the high cost of hardware. You simply pay as you go and enjoy a subscription-based model that’s kind to your cash flow. Add to that the ease of setup and management and suddenly your scary, hairy IT project looks at lot friendlier. It’s never been easier to take the first step to cloud adoption.
5. Increased collaboration
When your teams can access, edit and share documents anytime, from anywhere, they’re able to do more together, and do it better. Cloud-based workflow and file sharing apps help them make updates in real time and gives them full visibility of their collaborations.
6. Work from anywhere
With cloud computing, if you’ve got an internet connection you can be at work. And with most serious cloud services offering mobile apps, you’re not restricted by which device you’ve got to hand.
The result? Businesses can offer more flexible working perks to employees so they can enjoy the work-life balance that suits them – without productivity taking a hit. One study reported that 42% of workers would swap a portion of their pay for the ability to telecommute. On average they’d be willing to take a 6% pay cut.
7. Document control
The more employees and partners collaborate on documents, the greater the need for watertight document control. Before the cloud, workers had to send files back and forth as email attachments to be worked on by one user at a time. Sooner or later – usually sooner – you end up with a mess of conflicting file content, formats and titles.
And as even the smallest companies become more global, the scope for complication rises. According to one study, "73% of knowledge workers collaborate with people in different time zones and regions at least monthly".
When you make the move to cloud computing, all files are stored centrally and everyone sees one version of the truth. Greater visibility means improved collaboration, which ultimately means better work and a healthier bottom line. If you’re still relying on the old way, it could be time to try something a little more streamlined.
8. Security
Lost laptops are a billion dollar business problem. And potentially greater than the loss of an expensive piece of kit is the loss of the sensitive data inside it. Cloud computing gives you greater security when this happens. Because your data is stored in the cloud, you can access it no matter what happens to your machine. And you can even remotely wipe data from lost laptops so it doesn’t get into the wrong hands.
9. Competitiveness
Wish there was a simple step you could take to become more competitive? Moving to the cloud gives access to enterprise-class technology, for everyone. It also allows smaller businesses to act faster than big, established competitors. Pay-as-you-go service and cloud business applications mean small outfits can run with the big boys, and disrupt the market, while remaining lean and nimble. David now packs a Goliath-sized punch.
10. Environmentally friendly
While the above points spell out the benefits of cloud computing for your business, moving to the cloud isn’t an entirely selfish act. The environment gets a little love too. When your cloud needs fluctuate, your server capacity scales up and down to fit. So you only use the energy you need and you don’t leave oversized carbon footprints. This is something close to our hearts at MikroWare, where we try our best to create sustainable solutions with minimal environmental impact.
Not moved to the cloud yet?
Any three of the above benefits would be enough to convince many businesses to move their business into the cloud. But when you add up all of them? It’s approaching no-brainer territory.
PLANS (12 Month Prepaid Pricing below)
Windows 7 VPS
Name | Ram | CPU | SSD Disk | Price | 1 Gig Network Access |
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Win701 | 1 GB | 1 CPU Xeon E5 Core | 20 | $10 /mo | 2000 GB Bandwidth |
Win702 | 2 GB | 2 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 40 | $25 /mo | 3000 GB Bandwidth |
Win703 | 4 GB | 3 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 80 | $45 /mo | 4000 GB Bandwidth |
Win704 | 8 GB | 4 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 120 | $60 /mo | 5000 GB Bandwidth |
Windows 10 VPS
Name | Ram | CPU | SSD Disk | Price | 1 Gig Network Access |
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Win1001 | 2 | 2 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 40 | $15 /mo | 2000 GB Bandwidth |
Win1002 | 4 | 2 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 60 | $20 /mo | 3000 GB Bandwidth |
Win1003 | 4 | 4 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 80 | $30 /mo | 4000 GB Bandwidth |
Win1004 | 8 | 4 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 120 | $35 /mo | 4000 GB Bandwidth |
Windows 2012/2016 Server
Name | Ram | CPU | SSD Disk | Price | 1 Gig Network Access |
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WinSrv01 | 2 GB | 2 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 100 GB | $60 /mo | 4000 GB Bandwidth |
WinSrv02 | 4 GB | 2 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 100 GB | $70 /mo | 4000 GB Bandwidth |
WinSrv03 | 8 GB | 4 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 200 GB | $85 /mo | 5000 GB Bandwidth |
WinSrv04 | 16 GB | 4 CPU Xeon E5 Cores | 250 GB | $95 /mo | 5000 GB Bandwidth |