Strategic Considerations: Cloud vs. On-Premises and Why CaaB
Choosing the wrong cloud platform can lead to spiraling costs, rigid scaling, and support gaps. This one-pager compares on-prem, hyperscale, and CaaB, a purpose-built platform that delivers predictable billing, built-in resilience, and direct expert support. View the one-pager to see how it helps businesses balance performance, cost control, and flexibility. Contact Robinson's Computer Services to discuss your needs.
Why should organizations consider moving to the cloud?
Organizations are increasingly moving to cloud solutions due to factors like risk mitigation, business continuity, and organizational agility. On-premises systems often come with high operational costs, limited resilience, and scaling constraints. In contrast, cloud platforms can offer greater flexibility and support, making them a more strategic choice for modern business needs.
What are the drawbacks of on-premises infrastructure?
On-premises infrastructure can lead to capital lock-in due to large upfront investments, ongoing operational overhead from staffing and maintenance, rising power and connectivity costs, and limited resilience in disaster recovery. These factors can hinder an organization's ability to scale and adapt quickly to changing business demands.
How does CaaB differentiate from traditional cloud providers?
CaaB offers predictable economics with flat-rate monthly billing, eliminating hidden charges and complex pricing models. It also provides built-in resilience and redundant connectivity, ensuring quick recovery during disruptions. Additionally, CaaB emphasizes human-driven support, allowing for faster incident resolution compared to many self-service platforms.
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