Consonus Technologies White Paper Explains Benefit of Cloud Computing

Consonus Technologies, a provider of data protection solutions and managed IT services, in a new white paper has explainedthat how companies and government agencies can benefit from cloud computing.

The whitepaper, titled  'Cloud Computing Drives Business Efficiency into the Future,' outlines how a virtual data center with Consonus can provide businesses with safe and reliable disaster recover planning and cost efficient data and email file management.

Officials with Consonus said that the whitepaper also goes into detail about two case studies that illustrate the benefits of cloud computing first hand.
 

“Our customers know they can count on us to keep their important information safe and accessible. Our data center colocation program means that businesses can employ great cost savings, while increasing reliability and efficiency”, said Jonna Murnick, director of marketing for Consonus Technologies, Inc., in a statement.
 

Murnick said that instead of spending huge portions of a budget on data protection and backup services, companies can instead focus spending on other areas of business development such as product innovation and growth.
 

“It's a win-win situation for everyone and we're proud to play such a large role in our customers' success,” said Murnick.

Company officials said that Consonus data center colocation sites mean that businesses can take advantage of a dedicated staff of IT professionals and multiple backup systems, ensuring information is always protected from data loss.
 

Consonus, company officials said, can also provide customers with a full IT assessment, including IT strategic planning and risk management, effective asset utilization and searching for any potential security risks to a company's network.
 

“We're constantly learning and employing the latest technologies in data security to ensure that our customers data is protected using the most up-to-date information. Ours is an ever changing industry and it can be difficult for a small IT department to stay current with the latest data protection services,” said Murnick.
 

He said that the company knows that clients depend on it to keep their sensitive files safe and secure and that's a trust the company does not take lightly.

“We invite our current and potential clients to read our whitepaper and see just how we can help them,” said Murnick.

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