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Carl Block, Adventist Health and Sean Howell, Quest Technology Management, and IT project team at Quest’s co-location facility
Al Venzon, a Senior Manager for the Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) states “Our competitive advantage is that we can turn on a dime. Quest’s ability to flex on demand is similar to the value we provide our customers. We don’t run marathons—we run sprints. And Quest is able to keep stride with us.”
“Merging your infrastructure with another organization is never easy,” says Maria Gollnick, Director of IT at California-based BloodSource. But long-time technology partner Quest helped her discover and deploy the optimal solutions.
Steve Kasper, Director of MIS at North State Grocery, chose Quest’s Cloud Platform when the company decided to move its entire IT infrastructure to the cloud.
A solid cybersecurity strategy is a must – but figuring out exactly how to start building one can be a challenge. Odds are, you’re already well-aware that your organization needs a cybersecurity solution. But when it comes time to actually develop a well-rounded cybersecurity plan, what should your top priorities be?
You can protect your organization against catastrophic disruptions resulting from fire, cyberattack or power failure by creating a disaster recovery plan. Many business leaders have come to understand that a disaster recovery plan is a crucial business driver—an essential component that must be built into the center of their operations. Unfortunately, more than a few decision makers have learned this fact the hard way.
Getting help from a data center service provider can harden your security position, protect against unplanned downtime, and free up capital, as well as your team’s bandwidth. Many businesses utilize managed cloud services for their data storage, application management, backup, and recovery; however, as I discussed in a recent blog
Creating a well-structured incident response plan is critical, but also complex. When the unexpected happens, an incident response plan propels your team into action – but do you have a plan that addresses everything it should?
