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Microsoft Office 365 is a suite of services that have been prevalent in businesses, both large and small, for decades. All of these services are now offered as an affordable monthly or annual subscription rather than requiring a substantial up-front investment for software licenses and the servers to host them. Microsoft Exchange, Lync, SharePoint, and other Microsoft server solutions are all available to meet your email, instant messaging, and file sharing needs either individually or in bundles offering additional savings over individual subscriptions. For charitable organizations, Microsoft donates many of these services free of charge.
Google Apps is a suite of web-based services and apps that take the free Google services that are available to the public, and add the necessary features for them to be used in business. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, and others all with finer controls and organizational oversight. Just like Office 365, Google donates this service for no charge to charitable organizations.
AWS (Amazon Web Services) is a platform for fully customized cloud solutions. Ideal for implementations that require the finest of controls and customizations. Applications and services that are designed to run on Windows Server or Linux can be run securely in the cloud on AWS.
Recently there has been lots of interest in “the cloud.” There are many companies pushing these services, ads in magazines, on TV, and radio, and lots of related products branding themselves as “cloud ready.” But what is “the cloud” and should you jump on the bandwagon? Learn about cloud computing.