It probably doesn’t come as a surprise that many businesses and key industry leaders have already made the switch from on-premise to cloud based software. The benefits are vast and will without a doubt evolve how you productively and proactively run your business. Let’s take a look at some of the top reasons to implement cloud-based software.

If you need to upgrade or downgrade your cloud server, there is no need for a strenuous IT infrastructure update. The cloud server can meet those demands instantly. Furthermore, there’s no need to maintain a vast system of hardware and personnel for times when you have peak traffic. You can leverage the CPU cycles and storage based on when peak season hits and the need is required. And during other times, only pay for what you are utilizing.

As we’ve learned through the life-changing events taking place in 2020, a lot of companies have made the decision to move towards a remote work environment. The need for your team to access essential data from anywhere in the world is at an all-time high. With a cloud-based server, your team will be able to obtain all the tools and applications they need wherever internet service is available. And of course, there’s the huge plus of saving money where office rent was once owed.

By giving your employees the ability to work from anywhere outside of the office, you are allowing them a chance to lessen the stresses brought on by work/life balance. Less stress allows for an increase in morale and productivity. Cloud computing yields a sense of ownership amongst employees. A strong culture and collaborative approach will allow productivity to skyrocket in the workplace.

Cloud systems will handle the entirety of your IT needs while you focus on the other areas of concern in your business. There won’t be a need to hire a tech support team to troubleshoot and fix server issues, saving you expenses and valuable time.

How do you trust that your precious and valued data is securely protected on a cloud-based software? All data is stored on an advanced level of security. With internal firewalls, next level encryption, redundancy, 24 monitoring, and application containers for each company with their own individual network pipeline. To add an additional layer of security, you can add specific IP address paths so that anyone outside your VPN or IP address are not able to access the cloud services.