Cloud IT Pioneer Ciracom Cloud Lays Out Five Questions to Ask Before Migrating

Sep 7, 2016

Over the course of 15,000-plus successful migrations, company has found that five simple questions asked early on can clarify matters greatly, as detailed in new report, Ciracom Cloud observes

ALEXANDRIA, Va - September 7, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —

Ciracom Cloud, one of the nation's leading cloud and managed-IT service providers, published an important new report at http://ciracomcloud.com/. With so many businesses today contemplating a migration of their conventional IT arrangements to cloud-hosted alternatives, developing well-informed expectations is a key to making productive related decisions. The new Ciracom Cloud report lays out five straightforward questions that decision-makers can ask of cloud service providers in order to accurately assess the likely value and outcome of making a switch. As a proudly cloud-first IT service company, Ciracom Cloud has assisted with over 15,000 successful migrations in the Greater Washington, D.C., area in the fifteen years since its founding. The new report draws on that body of experience to produce useful, actionable advice that cannot be found anywhere else.

"There's no doubt that the cloud has a lot to offer to companies of all kinds and sizes, and that is a point we never tire of making in concrete ways to our clients," said Amy Rutt, Ciracom Cloud founder and Chief Cloud Fanatic, "For fifteen years, we've been helping companies throughout the Greater Washington area leverage the cloud in ways most suitable to their needs, and we've learned a lot as a result. One of the most significant lessons we've drawn from our experiences has been the importance of setting realistic, properly grounded expectations straight from the start. That has proved to be the best way of all of empowering clients to make the right decisions, and our new guide to the matter makes it simple to do."

Roughly speaking, the "cloud" that is so often spoken of today in the context of information technology involves the remote hosting of services, applications, and even raw computing power that would formerly have been maintained on site by users. The basic promise of the cloud is that allowing specialized vendors to have ultimate control over and responsibility for particular IT resources can cut costs, improve reliability, and deliver enhanced capability and support.

As the new Ciracom Cloud report makes clear, looking beyond these generalities will always be useful for companies that are contemplating making their own moves into the cloud. By laying out five simple questions that readers can put to their cloud service providers in order to make the overall value equation clear, the new report provides an important tool that many have traditionally gone without.

As the Greater Washington, D.C., area's top cloud service provider for fifteen years, Ciracom Cloud consistently helps clients arrive at the best possible solutions to their own IT challenges. Whether that means a wholesale, immediate migration or a more conservative approach that incorporates a blend of managed services like those described at http://ciracomcloud.com/services/managed-it-services/, Ciracom Cloud always tailors its work to the real, demonstrated needs of individual clients. The company's new, free report describes how readers can give themselves this kind of an advantage when working with their own cloud service providers.

About Ciracom Cloud:
Driven by Cloud Love™and a strong set of core values, Ciracom Cloud is the Greater Washington, D.C., area's top cloud- and managed-service provider, with over 15,000 successful migrations carried out since the company's 2001 founding.

For more information, please visit http://ciracomcloud.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Amy Rutt
Organization: Ciracom Cloud
Address: 300 N. Washington St, Suite 300 Alexandria, VA, 22314
Phone: (703) 621-3900

Source: http://marketersmedia.com/cloud-it-pioneer-ciracom-cloud-lays-out-five-questions-to-ask-before-migrating/131518

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