Concepts of private and public clouds came into existence when cloud computing was an emerging trend trying to lay its roots into the large scale enterprise’s IT environment. The multi-tenant model of public clouds succeeded in attracting numerous small-scale organisations, which found the capital expenditure savings and reduced development time most attractive.

Many mid-sized firms find themselves in a position where they carry significant investment in existing architecture, but the lure of cloud computing difficult to ignore. Could there be a way to tap into the world of cloud and utility computing that protects a practices existing investment, but allows them to leverage the power of the cloud moving forward.

The Hybrid model, combining the best of both worlds could be the ultimate solution. A real-world cloud / blue sky option.

A hybrid approach will allow your firm to adopt the very best features of public, private and on-premise architecture, deploying only those services which you find most suitable to your practices needs. Undoubtedly the success of this hybrid approach is defined by how seamlessly the underlying public and private clouds can interact and work together with your on-premise infrastructure.

Accesspoint consultants will work with your in-house or contracted IT management teams to develop a hybrid platform that will seamlessly integrate the best of all platforms. Combining the power of our public and private platforms, with seamless secure connectivity, ensuring the delivery of platform performance that reaches beyond even the highest of expectations.

A hybrid approach in short will

• Consolidate on-premise, public and private cloud platforms
• Reduce maintenance overhead
• Reduce progressive capital expense
• Provide a solid flexible and integrated solution that protects existing investment in on-premise solutions
• Expose your firm to future expansion possibilities at a fraction of the cost of in-house platform building

Accesspoint Cloud Services
Public, private and hybrid cloud solutions for the progressive practice.