From the Field to the Cloud
Seasonal business, remote locations, and the need for high availability are just a few reasons why cloud computing is the perfect fit for the produce industry.
VMware’s Hybrid Cloud Offering: What Does It Mean for Zumasys?
Zumasys CTO Andy Takacs discusses VMware’s vCloud Hybrid Service announcement why it is a positive development for existing cloud service providers, like us.
Three Ways to Get to the Cloud
Whether you choose to ease your way into the cloud or jump right in, you should know that—once again—you have options.
Moving to the Cloud: Ease In or Cannon Ball?
There are basically two approaches to migrating to the cloud. Think of it like jumping into a swimming pool: you can ease in slowly or cannon ball into the water.
To Cloud or Not to Cloud…
One day the price to move to the cloud will be eclipsed by the cost of 3-5 days of downtime. Only you will know when that day comes for your business.
Monitoring Opens New Sales, Service Opps for Zumasys
As a growing cloud services provider to SMBs around North America, Zumasys wanted to proactively inform onsite clients about potential datacenter and network problems, overcome any internal technology issues before they affected its cloud customers, and find a solution that could even become its own profit center.
Shift to the Cloud Puts Some Zoom in Zumasys Revenue
Irvine-based Zumasys Inc. took a gamble six years ago developing a cloud-computing platform for small to medium-sized businesses.
NetApp Success Story, Zumasys & Servall
By leaving infrastructure management to Zumasys, the 1st Source Servall IT team can focus on important projects that help move the business forward.
Zumasys Named a Syncsort Partner of the Year
Zumasys announced today that it was named 2012 Channel Partner Rookie of the Year for Syncsort Incorporated, a leading provider of data protection and recovery software that closely integrates with NetApp storage.
What Does Cloud Computing Have to Do With Another 500-Point Market Drop?
CFOs and CEOs no longer want to burden their balance sheets with costly IT investments—Cloud Computing is solving this problem.