Field notes from the cloud.

An on-prem server to cloud migration moves the Windows software running on the server in your office into a hosted environment on Microsoft Azure, so your team reaches it from anywhere. For a single app, the whole move usually takes under 48 hours, and your old server keeps running until you are ready to switch […]

Can my software be hosted in the cloud? In most cases, yes. If your program runs on Windows and more than one person uses it, it can almost certainly be hosted, which means we run it on Microsoft Azure and your team reaches it from anywhere, without changing the software. The exceptions are narrow: a […]

You can absilutely run your pest control software in the cloud without replacing it. Pest control software hosting means we take the Windows routing, scheduling, and billing program your office already runs and host it on Microsoft Azure, so your techs in the field and your staff at the desk work from the same live […]

Parallels RAS auto shop software remote access means a technician signs in from a tablet at the vehicle the same way the service writer signs in from the front counter, both looking at the same live data, at the same time. No VPN, no waiting for a shared PC, no separate login process for people […]

Mitchell1 hosting moves your shop’s estimating and repair software off the back-office server and into a hosted environment every bay can reach at once. No rebuild, no new interface for technicians to learn, and no waiting for the one workstation with Mitchell1 installed to free up. Key takeaways Mitchell1 hosting runs your existing Mitchell1 installation […]

This property management cloud migration case study walks through a common scenario: a regional property manager running Rent Manager off a single aging office server, with staff who needed remote access the server was never built to provide. The fix took under 48 hours and didn’t touch the software itself. A note on this case […]

Server vs cloud hosting cost is rarely a fair fight on the surface, because the server’s price tag hides most of what it actually costs to run. A server looks like a one-time purchase. Hosting looks like a monthly bill. But once you add the backups, the patching, the IT hours, the downtime, and the […]

Published app hosting delivers a single application to your users in a browser or client, while a full virtual desktop (VDI) hands them an entire Windows desktop in the cloud. The short version: if your team needs one line-of-business app or a few, published app hosting is faster, cheaper, and simpler. If they need a […]

Most people who search for how to replace office server hardware assume a new box is the only path. It isn’t. The faster fix is to move the software running on that server into a hosted environment instead, and the hardware, the patching, and the backup script nobody trusts all disappear at once. Key takeaways […]

Choosing white label hosting for software vendors comes down to one visible decision: does your customer see the hosting provider’s name, or just yours? White-label hosting hides the provider entirely. Co-branded hosting shows both logos, usually in exchange for a lower price or a faster launch. Which one protects your brand depends on how your […]