If you're the owner of a small business that is rapidly growing, you may find that handling all of your IT needs in-house is becoming an increasingly impossible solution, especially in the long term. Fortunately, several companies now offer a variety of colocation services, which allow you to outsource your company's burgeoning technology needs to an external data center. Naturally, many small business owners are hesitant to hand over a vital part of their company to a third party, but their are many advantages to using colocation services.
The Internet of Things, or IoT for short, is changing the way telecom companies plan for future traffic. With just about everything and anything being connected to the cloud, from smartphones to smarthouses to the GPS in your car to the fitness band on your arm, it's going to be more important than ever to have an internet provider who can ensure connectivity to whatever you're using wherever you are.
There's no better teacher than experience, and if you're an online gamer, you need to know a lot about how your system, the game and the Internet works to stay in the game world. You may not become a certified professional, but you can at least educate yourself in order to get the best out of your connection and to be a loved customer with great rapport with Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
If you run a data center colocation business, then you need to make sure that you keep servers and electrical equipment safe for all of your clients. You likely have fire protection systems in place and air conditioning units. You probably have systems that control humidity as well. You may not have any way to control dust though, and this can allow some dirt to work its way close to the electronic components in your building.
