Managing Director, Jim Simpson believes that this move allows the company to test and fully understand the challenges and benefits that Cloud Computing offers before making recommendations to clients.
“Cloud Computing is the way that the industry is going. All the major players are investing heavily in it – Oracle, Google and Microsoft. Businesses love the idea of Cloud Computing – they are keen to get the server out of the office, like the pay-as-you-go way of paying for applications and the idea of easy access to applications on any device. This ‘Martini’ style computing (any time, any place, anywhere) all sounds great – but we believe in eating our own dog food. That is why we are going to make the transition to the Cloud first. Only then can we help clients move to the Cloud as smoothly and seamlessly as possible and provide the support they need thereafter.”
Ziptech prides itself on being at the forefront of providing SMBs with the types of IT services that they need to run their businesses efficiently. They were one of the first UK IT Services companies to offer packaged Cloud Computing appraisals and are seeing more interest in this across clients and prospect groups.
Jim Simpson concludes: “There is definitely the interest in Cloud Computing – some of our clients are already running some applications in the Cloud. We believe that over the next 12 months this hybrid approach will become more common with several clients making the leap to running everything in the Cloud. They know it’s only a matter of time before it’s the way all businesses operate.”
About Ziptech Services
Ziptech Services is an IT Support Company that specialises in IT Services for small and medium sized businesses in the UK. For more details about cloud computing services : http://ziptechservices.co.uk/
With offices in London and the Thames Valley, Ziptech provides IT Support for organisations right across the UK and their overseas satellite offices. For more information about IT support and services please visit: http://www.ziptechservices.co.uk/
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