Funding, implementing and supporting an effective IT Infrastructure is a mission critical but daunting task for most organisations. With significant capital expenditure, ongoing operational costs and the need to secure a “return on investment”, the rewards for getting it right are enormous, as are the implications of getting it wrong.  This dilemma can put unbearable strain on senior decision makers, particularly when IT is not their core business.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

With the advent of Cloud Based Solutions, everything that comprises your IT Infrastructure can now be provided as a service. Hardware, Software Licensing, Networking, Communications, Backup and Security can be purchased in one package along with ongoing Support and Energy Costs and paid for on a monthly basis.

Our IaaS offerings are configurable to suit the needs of your business. Scalable enough to cope with your growth but flexible enough to ensure that you only pay for what you need, so if your business plans are delayed, you aren’t burdened with a massive investment in unrequired technology.

Starcom IaaS provides you with a fully managed system, housed in our Starcom Cloud Data Centres.

Features and benefits include:

• A comprehensive range of server and storage specifications
• Backup, replication and snapshot options
• Guaranteed bandwidth
• Reduced capital and on-going maintenance costs
• Reduced the burden on internal IT support staff to look after the server infrastructure
• Reduced your carbon footprint by reducing on-site power and air-conditioning costs
• No upfront Capital Expenditure required
• Only pay for what you need
• Fixed Monthly payment plans allow you to optimise cashflow
• Improved reliability
• Improved performance
• Automatic updates to the  latest technology
• Ideal for multi branch / multi office and mobile worker environments

The Starcom Cloud  Infrastructure allows you to invest in a state of the art, highly resilient architecture without the need to be IT experts and at a fraction of the cost it would take to implement it yourself.