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Cloud Computing = Great Emergency Cooling Plan

 

In a recent post I wrote about how cloud computing can cut data center cooling costs.  There's another benefit.... it's a super Emergency Cooling Plan!  Just think, if you don't have your servers and data on premesis, then you don't have much to lose that can't be easily replaced.  Desks, chairs, and cabinets are nothin', it's the DATA that's so valuable!

All this cloud chatter catches my interest these days because we've been thinking about moving our CRM processing to the cloud.  We're not a big multi-national conglomerate and we don't have 1000s of employees which means we don't have a dedicated IT staff.  So the bulk (who am I kidding, ALL) of the computer software issues/problems fall to ME by default.  If you're guessing I don't have my "happy face" on now, you're right!  I'd rather visit my dentist than deal with network issues!

Just look at this infographic -- the cloud *seems* heavenly!  Far fewer computer issues to deal with.  Not to mention much less need for dedicated server room cooling -- of course, that's not a problem for us!

Have you moved to the cloud?  What savings have you experienced?  Comment here and share, please.

Emergency-cooling-plan

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I think the biggest concern about implementing anything like this is the cost. Because the IT employees wouldn't be responsible for certain tasks, they have to pay additional people to take care of those tasks. How do the savings vs the extra costs compare?
Posted @ Friday, August 05, 2011 4:06 PM by Elk Grove heating and air
I read this while in Paris and foundm it to be very good and it hit the nail on the head. Good job and keep up the good work.
Posted @ Saturday, August 06, 2011 12:21 AM by Arthur Behnke
What we're finding as we continue our move to cloud computing is that we'll actually save money in the long run. More importantly, our expenditures will be predictable -- monthly -- rather than a huge lump sum when we need to replace a server or purchase more software.
Posted @ Wednesday, August 10, 2011 2:32 PM by Tina Behnke
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