should you choose diy, cloud services, or something above and beyond

SHOULD YOU CHOOSE DIY, CLOUD SERVICES, OR

SOMETHING ABOVE AND BEYOND?

OPTION #1:

DIY INFRASTRUCTURE

OPTION #2:

OUTSOURCING TO THE CLOUD

of IT pros surveyed currently use or plan to use cloud services in the next year*69%

64%have been using them for 2+ years*

Fewer outages

Contained infrastructure costs

Access to experienced support

Network performance stability

Slow ticket response times

Limited transparency

OPTION #3:

THE CLOUD ALTERNATIVE,DEDICATED MANAGED HOSTING

COMPLETE CONTROL COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY

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IT’S EXPENSIVE!YOU PURCHASE AND MAINTAIN:

&IT’S TIMECONSUMINGFOR IT

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IN-HOUSE SUPPORT

ONLY 27% OF RESPONDENTS AREHIGHLY SATISFIED WITH THEIRCLOUD SERVICE PROVIDER

Let Peak Hosting manage your operations infrastructure and your Internet “plumbing.”

GET ALL THE BENEFITSOF CLOUD, PLUS:

YOU CAN FOCUS ON THE MOSTPROFITABLE AREASOF YOUR BUSINESS:

PROPRIETARY2N DESIGN

DEDICATED 24/7/365SUPPORT

AND MAINTENANCE

CUSTOMIZEDSOLUTIONS

NO MOREHARDWARE,

SOFTWARE ORIT STAFF COSTS

INTELLECTUALPROPERTY

CUSTOMERS SALES &MARKETING

STAY ABOVE THE CLOUD WITH PEAK HOSTING.

If your business relies on the Internet – and you don’t want to hire your own technical operations staff or be your own Internet plumber – there is only one choice: Dedicated managed hosting, or Operations-as-a-ServiceSM (OaaS). The view from above the cloud is clear.

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Source:

*Spiceworks Voice of IT survey deployed to 122 US IT pros, conducted on behalf of Peak Hosting, July 2014

When it comes to managing operations infrastructure, many think there are just two choices: Do-it-yourself (DIY) in-house or outsource functions to the cloud. What if we told you there was a third option? And a better one, at that…

Peak Hosting dedicated managed hosting supports more than just your hardware. It

maintains and supports elements that cloud service providers don't – for a support

level that goes way beyond the cloud.