The cloud can retire aging servers in your Fort Worth office and make remote work easier, but only with a plan. We decide with you what moves, what stays and how it is secured.
Keeping Fort Worth offices running through outages
Hail, tornadoes and the 2021 winter storm have all caused long outages in Tarrant County, so backups and internet failover matter. Systems in the cloud keep running when the office loses power, so staff can work from wherever they are safe.
Is the cloud right for you
We review your apps, files and budget first. Some software runs best in the cloud, and some still needs a local or hosted server.
File server to SharePoint and OneDrive
Files are moved with clean permissions and a folder structure your team understands, and the move is tested before cutover.
From Downtown and Sundance Square to Burleson
We support offices in Downtown and Sundance Square, the Alliance corridor, the Near Southside, the Cultural District, Clearfork and Arlington, and across Arlington, Keller, Southlake, Grapevine and Burleson. Secure remote access with MFA and device rules lets staff in any of those places reach the same systems.
Hosted servers for line-of-business apps
Apps such as QuickBooks or Sage can run on a hosted server with secure access, so nobody depends on a box in the back room.
Office hours in Fort Worth
Office hours for Fort Worth clients are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central. Cloud services and migration is part of full managed IT for Fort Worth clients, delivered remote-first with on-site help coordinated when it is needed.
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