If your business is large, provides a critical service, or necessitates high levels of customer service, an on-site server may suit your company better than cloud-based options.

Servers have a range of uses, from storing files to controlling domain access to your network or acting as a central resource for programmes and applications. But one of their main benefits is being able to store secondary copies of critical data as backup for if (read when) disaster strikes.

Due to their location – usually in your office or ours – they can be easily managed and maintained by an experienced technician. Accessibility is key to ensuring your server remains protected and up to date. If you already have a server, how often do you test it? And how confident are you that it provides bullet-proof security against data loss?

Whether you’re looking at adding a server into your data backup plan or would like to give your current server an MOT, our expert team can advise on the best server solution.

Automatic monitoring

Catch server faults, such as disk failure, before they happen and prevent those breakdowns you wouldn’t even know about through continual monitoring.