Today’s world is full of data—thanks to the explosive growth of digital connectivity in recent years. Research shows that, by 2025, the total volume of global data creation will exceed 180 zettabytes.

To put this into perspective, a zettabyte is equivalent to 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (or 10²¹) bytes. A byte is a unit of digital information used in storage and processing.

This projected surge in data creation, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, saw data traffic reach 64.2 zettabytes in 2020 alone as people worked from home, took online classes, and used online entertainment. The result? Big data—an ever-expanding massive and diverse dataset.

Big data are huge, complex sets of information from various sources that grow at increasing rates. They are characterized by the three Vs: volume, variety, and velocity (speed).

For businesses, analyzing big data can create significant value, but it often comes with challenges, especially for small businesses relying on IT.

As a business owner, you might face several IT infrastructure issues, such as:

Data Vulnerability: Data breaches, theft, and natural disasters, like fire and floods, can cause significant (and possibly permanent) data losses—especially if you don’t have a robust backup and disaster recovery plan.

These “data disasters” can severely hurt your company’s reputation.
Maintenance and Scalability Hurdles: Maintaining and scaling your on-premise IT infrastructure may be resource-intensive. These initiatives may require additional hardware and IT personnel.
Lack of Flexibility and Reliability: System disruptions (downtime), app incompatibility, and technical errors may upset your business operations, resulting in negative customer experience and, possibly, low sales.
Technological Complexity: If you’re not an IT expert, you likely struggle to keep pace with fast-evolving technologies.
High IT Cost: Your IT infrastructure can be too costly, leaving less room for more business-related investments.

To keep scaling your business, you need a secure, reliable, and cost-effective solution to address these IT-related challenges.

Enter Azure—your answer to seamless web hosting, robust data backup, and disaster-proof data recovery.

Microsoft Azure provides:

Offsite data replication
Minimal on-site maintenance
Up to 99 years of data retention with little or no capital investment and minimal operational costs

Azure’s scalability, flexibility, and security make it the ideal cloud platform for companies moving toward IoT (Internet of Things) solutions. A cloud platform lets you store, manage, and process data using remote servers.

For example, you can connect your devices to Azure using solutions that integrate with your existing infrastructure and start collecting and processing new company data.

We can help you utilize Microsoft Azure to fuel your business growth. As an industry leader with 30+ years of experience, we will assist you in migrating to Azure seamlessly and support you every step of the way.

Consider the benefits of this opportunity:

Flexible backup solutions: Fully managed or self-managed options
Geo-redundant storage: Combined local and offsite storage for complete data protection
Cost savings: Reduced IT overhead: pay-as-you-go pricing model (for Azure) and monthly flat rate IT enterprise solutions (with us)
Data on demand: Data access anytime, anywhere
High-level security: The best industry tools and practices to keep your data safe and secure

Moving part or all of your company’s infrastructure to the Microsoft cloud provides advantages, including increased cost efficiency, flexibility, scalability, and ease of management.

What Is Azure Mostly Used for?

As a public cloud computing platform, Azure offers IaaS (infrastructure as a service), PaaS (platform as a service), and SaaS (software as a service).

IaaS (infrastructure as a service)
- What it is: It’s the most basic cloud computing type, offering internet-based access to computing power and storage.
- What it does: IaaS lets you rent IT infrastructure like servers, VMs or virtual machines (computer files that behave like computers), networks, storage, and operating systems on a pay-as-you-go basis.
  
  IaaS is like a computer you rent (instead of buy) and access online (instead of through hardware).
  
  This “virtual” computer has specific amounts of memory, storage, and CPU (central processing unit) borrowed from a physical host computer, such as a server in Microsoft’s data center.
SaaS (software as a service)
- What it is: This software distribution model is usually accessed online via web-based applications.
- What it does: SaaS hosts and manages software applications over the internet, making them accessible on all devices via the cloud.
  
  In other words, this cloud option lets you use apps directly from your web browser without installing anything.
PaaS (platform as a service)
- What it is: This cloud computing model features the toolkit developers need to build and host web apps.
- What it does: PaaS lets users access the necessary components for developing and running web or mobile apps without setting up and managing the underlying infrastructure.

Specifically, you can use Azure for:

Strengthening backup and disaster recovery: Azure is a dream backup and disaster recovery tool.

Azure’s adaptability, cutting-edge site recovery, and built-in integration make it an ideal option for companies moving toward cloud solutions.
Distributing and supplementing Microsoft Entra ID: Azure offers Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) to help you manage company information more efficiently and securely.

This feature gives your DNS (domain name system) the following:
- Global reach: You can access user data anywhere in the world.
- Centralized management: You can add, modify, and delete information from one location instead of dealing with multiple platforms and vendors.
- Iron-clad security: Microsoft Entra, Microsoft’s cloud and network access management solution, offers an extra layer of data protection via Microsoft Entra ID (identification).
  
  Microsoft Entra boosts security through multi-factor (two or more sign-in options, like a password and a phone code) and passwordless authentication (such as a fingerprint or face scan).

The domain name system is like the internet’s phonebook. It translates domain names (for example, ccbtechnology.com) into IP (internet protocol) addresses so you can access information online.

Hosting and developing web and mobile applications: Azure makes your apps autonomous and adaptive by automating patch management for virtual machines. This way, you’ll have more time to develop your apps.

Patch management involves applying vendor-issued updates to fix security vulnerabilities and enhance software and device performance.
Innovating with IoT solutions: Azure IoT solutions let you:
- Connect your devices to the cloud so they can send data to and receive data from the IoT solution.
- Explore and process data to gain personalized, actionable insights about the device’s environment.

The following sections further explain how Azure can benefit your business.

Improve and Execute Backup and Disaster Recovery Plans

Data loss is an ever-present threat that most businesses, including yours, face today if you have a weak IT infrastructure.

One critical reason for data loss is that detecting and managing a data breach can take 280 days (or more than nine months).

Only 6% of companies that experience a catastrophic data loss will survive, with the majority facing bankruptcy and some never recovering.

Fortunately, Azure Backup can mitigate this risk in three ways:

GRS (geo-redundant storage): GRS copies your data to a secondary location hundreds of miles away from the data source’s primary region, providing a high level of data protection and availability.

This tool can be advantageous if there’s a power supply outage in your business area.
LRS (locally redundant storage): LRS copies your data thrice in an Azure storage scale unit. All copied data will be stored in the same region.

LRS’ primary advantage is cost efficiency. It’s an affordable option to protect your data from local hardware failures.
ZRS (zone-redundant storage): ZRS keeps replicated data in different “availability zones” within the same region.

This backup option has no downtime, so it can be ideal if you run crucial tasks that must stay running without breaks.

Azure is also innately flexible and has built-in integration features.

It can back up your data in almost any language, on any operating system (OS), from any location, and at any schedule (daily, weekly, or monthly).

An OS is a fundamental computer program that provides the platform on which you (the user) can run applications (other programs).

Say you operate in a Windows virtual environment. Azure’s site recovery can quickly integrate with your Hyper-V and System Center architectures, ensuring a seamless connection.

Hyper-V lets you run multiple OS as VMs on Windows.

Develop and Host Web and Mobile Applications

Have you ever wished you could focus on developing and running your apps without the hassle of managing infrastructure? Azure App Service lets you do just that.

This high-powered PaaS provides a framework for building, deploying, and scaling web-based apps and APIs (application programming interfaces).

API is a set of programming codes that enables two or more apps to communicate with each other.

And that’s not all. You can also automate your apps through these solutions:

AutoScale: This Azure Web Apps feature adjusts your resources automatically based on user traffic.

AutoScale optimizes your IT budget by turning resources up during peak traffic and down during lulls.
Automated patch management for virtual machines: Azure’s ongoing deployment support lets you streamline code updates, so you spend less time managing your infrastructure and more time fine-tuning your apps.
Web app to on-premise app integration: Azure integrates web apps with on-premise systems.

This way, your users can securely access resources usually inaccessible from the outside, such as those within your firewall.

Enhance and Extend Active Directory

Azure Active Directory (AD) can extend your domain controller and consolidate AD management like no other.

For instance, you can globally distribute an Azure AD environment that’s direct connect enabled.

Whether you have multiple locations or use on-premise or cloud apps like Microsoft 365, Active Directory integration with Azure can help you manage and maintain access to all your tools.

Azure also adds multi-factor authentication, boosting security without inconvenience for your users.

Lastly, it lets you quickly implement single sign-on for Mac, Windows, Android, and iOS cloud apps.

Develop Innovative IoT Industry Solutions

Microsoft Azure’s scalable, adaptable, and secure framework makes it ideal for businesses transitioning to IoT solutions.

With Azure IoT Hub, you can:

Monitor and manage billions of devices
Gain insights to improve decisions
Enhance customer experiences
Cut IT costs
Accelerate development

Azure’s enhanced security bridges traditional IoT security gaps, keeping hackers at bay.

Do you want remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and analytics? We can help you get started with Azure IoT solution accelerators and customizable templates.

Foster Innovation in Current and Future Applications

Azure’s commitment to ongoing innovation supports your current and future projects. It lets you:

Deploy Linux and Windows VMs.
Innovate apps.
Develop apps across cloud and hybrid environments.

You can perform all the tasks above via these free services:

Azure Virtual Machines

Azure VMs offer:
- Multiple OS support: Choose from Windows, Linux, and other operating systems tailored to your needs, ensuring flexibility and compatibility for diverse app requirements.
- Automated scaling: With VM Scale Sets, you can scale up or down thousands of VMs (as needed), ensuring your apps can handle any demand with less manual intervention.
- Boosted performance: Improve network and storage speed using the Azure Boost custom hardware and optimized hypervisor design, ensuring your apps run smoothly even under heavy workloads.
- Rapid backup and restore: Secure business continuity with Azure Backup, which enables swift recovery from disasters to minimize downtime and streamline operations.
- Built-in monitoring and management: Monitor real-time performance and automate VM management using Azure Monitor and Application Insights, simplifying operational oversight.
- AI and high-performance computing: Develop cutting-edge AI and performance applications with Azure’s GPU-enabled and HPC-optimized VMs, leveraging advanced computing capabilities for innovative solutions.
  
  GPU (graphics processing unit) is a circuit that performs high-speed computations.
  
  HPC (high-performance computing) is a method for aggregating computing resources to develop performance better than that of a single server, workstation, or computer.
- Built-in security and compliance: Azure has robust security measures and extensive compliance certifications.
  
  For instance, in September 2021, Microsoft announced that it would dedicate $20 billion to improving cybersecurity measures within the next five years.
  
  Microsoft followed through and, in 2022, employed 8,500+ security and threat intelligence experts across 77 countries to combat cybersecurity risks.
  
  Meanwhile, Azure prides itself on having one of the most extensive compliance certification portfolios in the industry. Examples of its global certifications include the following:
  - ISO (International Organization for Standardization): ISO is an independent, non-governmental institution that sets global standards for quality management systems.
  - SOC (System and Organization Controls): SOC audits are attestation reports about a company’s service security, privacy, availability, and integrity.
  - WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines): These guidelines help ensure that web content is more accessible for people with disabilities.
Azure Synapse Analytics

This tool speeds up time to insight (TTI) across data warehouses and extensive data systems, combining SQL (structured query language) and Apache Spark technologies with Azure Data Explorer for analytics.

SQL is a programming language for extracting, organizing, managing, and manipulating data.

Meanwhile, Apache Spark™ is a multi-language engine for executing data science, machine learning, and data engineering.
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

Kubernetes is an open-source software for building, delivering, and scaling containerized apps.

Containerized apps are like self-contained packages that include everything they need to run.

These packages work together in a larger system called a Kubernetes cluster, where different apps can interact with each other.

With AKS, you can do the following:
- Simplify Kubernetes operations with automated mode for seamless upgrades, node management, and network setup.
- Enhance developer efficiency with automated node maintenance, debugging, and CI/CD workflows through GitHub Actions.
  
  CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery) is a software development approach that can help enhance software reliability, speed, and efficiency.
  
  Meanwhile, GitHub Actions is a CI/CD platform that lets you automate parts of your software development workflow.
- Maintain robust security and governance with comprehensive identity management and monitoring for containerized applications at scale.

Construct Scalable Websites and Web-Based Workloads

Azure lets you create scalable workloads that grow with your business and host domains and deploy faster with DevOps (development operation) tools.

Azure migration is streamlined through careful planning and expert execution. A strategic plan helps ensure that each aspect of the migration integrates well into an optimal system.

For example, a comprehensive infrastructure assessment before you migrate to Azure can help you determine your current capacity, identify ideal configurations, understand how servers interact with each other, and estimate potential costs.

Do you want a more streamlined Azure migration? Consulting a reputable IT managed service provider, like CCB Technology, can help you ensure a seamless and successful transition.

Solutions Do the Work for You

When facing various business challenges, Azure solutions consolidate essential products, services, and third-party applications.

For instance, in healthcare, Azure provides a platform for improving patient care and accelerating innovation.

Retail businesses may also benefit from Azure’s analytics tools. These features can help them understand customer behavior and optimize inventory management.

Azure offers scalability, security, and cost-effectiveness across sectors. If you seek to innovate and thrive in a competitive landscape, our Azure-managed solutions can help you.

What Is Azure?

The Azure cloud platform features 200+ products and services designed to foster innovation, address current challenges, and prepare for future advancements.

It supports application development across multiple clouds, on-premises environments, and edge computing with flexible tools and frameworks.

On-premises environments involve IT infrastructures, like servers and storage, hosted on-site.

Edge computing processes data right where it is created, at the “edge” of a network. The “edge” is where IoT devices generate or collect information.

Trust Your Cloud

Security is paramount with Azure, offering comprehensive protection and compliance that is trusted by enterprises worldwide.

In fact, Microsoft’s $20 billion investment in cybersecurity underscores its commitment, supported by over 8,500 security experts globally.

Operate Hybrids Seamlessly

Azure facilitates seamless integration and management of hybrid environments, whether operating on-premises, across multiple clouds, or at the edge.

This cloud platform embraces open source and supports all languages and frameworks, empowering developers to build and deploy applications according to their preferences.

Build on Your Terms

Azure enables organizations to enforce governance, security, and compliance policies efficiently through automation.

Role-based access control is an authorization system that ensures users have appropriate access permissions to Azure resources based on their role in the organization.

Monitoring and reporting tools offer visibility to optimize performance and address issues proactively.

Be Future-Ready

Staying current with Azure means tracking product updates for proactive change management, ensuring continuous innovation and alignment with evolving business needs.

With Azure, businesses are not just prepared for today’s challenges but also equipped to realize future visions through ongoing technological advancements.

Here’s How It Works

Microsoft Azure offers solutions for various industries, including healthcare, financial services, government, and manufacturing.

In general, here’s how Azure can work for you:

Organize resources effectively by establishing a structured tutorial hierarchy.

This step ensures consistent application of access control, policy enforcement, and compliance across resource groups.

You can also use tagging to track and manage related resources easily.
Ensure secure operations with fundamental Azure role-based access control, granting users the permissions required for efficient workflows and data protection.
Understand your subscription type and manage costs effectively with a clear understanding of Azure billing fundamentals. Learn how to optimize spending while maintaining operational efficiency.
Automate policies and security measures to plan strategically for governance, security, and compliance.

This step ensures alignment with legal requirements and industry standards, safeguarding your data and operations.
Gain comprehensive visibility across your resources through monitoring and reporting tools.

Quickly identify and resolve issues, optimize performance, and gain valuable insights into customer behavior to enhance service delivery.
Track regular product updates to stay ahead with Azure. This proactive approach ensures you can always leverage your operations’ latest innovations and enhancements.

Built-In Security and Compliance

A secure IT infrastructure—that’s what Azure, a platform with over 100 compliance certifications, offers.

Your data is in safe hands and is managed under strict privacy rules. You get multi-layered protection across data centers, infrastructure, and operations, all backed by a team of over 10,000 cybersecurity experts.

With a $4 billion annual investment in cybersecurity, Azure is actively safeguarding your business assets and data.

If you want to maximize these security features, Azure experts like us can help you analyze security requirements.

Take Advantage of Free Products

Azure offers free products (up to specified monthly amounts). Customers using Azure get the always-free features. Meanwhile, new users can use some features for free for one year.

Azure Service	Use	Free Monthly Amount	Free Period
Azure Advisor	• Get tailored advice and best practices for your Azure setup to streamline operations.	Unlimited	Always
API Management	• Control APIs seamlessly across platforms with a hybrid, multi-cloud solution.	One million monthly calls free with a Consumption tier	Always
App Configuration	• Centralize and manage configurations for all your Azure apps effortlessly.	1,000 requests daily with 10 MB (megabyte) storage	Always
App Service	• Develop powerful apps for any device or platform using tools like Node.js and PHP • Node.js is an open-source (free for all) server environment that uses JavaScript (a well-known programming language). • PHP stands for PHP (Personal Home Page) Hypertext Preprocessor, an open-source programming language.	10 mobile, web, or API apps with 1 GB (gigabyte) storage for 1 hour daily	Always
Automation	• Automate cloud management tasks to minimize manual workload.	500 minutes of job runtime	Always
Azure AI Anomaly Detector	• Spot anomalies in your data fast to find and fix issues.	20,000 transactions S0 pricing tier	12 months
Azure AI Bot Service	• Develop intelligent, scalable bots that grow with your business needs.	Premium (10,000) and standard (unlimited) channel messages	Always
Azure AI Content Safety	• Ensure positive user experiences by moderating text and images.	10,000 transactions S0 tier to review or moderate	12 months
Azure Arc	• Expand Azure services and management.	Free access to Azure control plane for external resources, including search and indexing for Arc-enabled resources	Always
Azure Cosmos DB (database)	• Build and scale modern apps quickly with a high-speed NoSQL or non-relational SQL database. • NoSQL refers to data stores that don’t use SQL (structured query language).	1,000 request units per-second provisioned throughput with 25 GB storage	Always
Azure Database for MySQL (My Structured Query Language)	• Host a fully managed, scalable MySQL (a database management system).	750 hours of flexible server	12 months
Azure DevOps	• Develop apps in any language with Git repositories, CI/CD, and automated workflows • Git repos are centralized storage locations for tracking and managing directories and file changes.	Five users with unlimited private Git repos	Always
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)	• Deploy and control containers using your preferred tools.	Free AKS cluster management Pay only for resources consumed	Always
Azure Migrate	• Assess, scale, and confidently migrate your on-premises virtual machines to Azure.	Free	Always
Azure Policy	• Maintain real-time compliance and consistent governance across your cloud resources.	Access to configuration and change tracking at no cost	Always
Azure SignalR Service	• Integrate real-time communications into your web apps.	20 concurrent connections and 20,000 messages	Always
Azure SQL Managed Instance	• Upgrade your apps with a fully managed SQL instance on Azure.	750 vCore (virtual core) hours monthly with 32 GB of storage	12 months
Azure Virtual Machines (Linux)	• Launch Linux VMs in seconds, tailored to your budget and workload.	750 hours each of various burstable VMs	12 months
Azure Virtual Machines (Windows)	• Launch Windows VMs instantly to meet your budget and workload.	750 hours of burstable Windows VMs	12 months
Virtual Network	• Set up private networks and seamlessly connect to your on-premises data centers.	50 virtual networks	Always

Get Started With an Azure Free Account

You can start your Azure journey for free in three easy steps:

To access Azure for free, simply create your own Azure account. And the good news? You’ll receive a $200 credit that you can spend within 30 days after you sign up.

This credit gives you free access to Microsoft Azure’s top services, including 55+ always-free features.
After you receive credit, you can choose the pay-as-you-go option to continue using your selected free services. This way, you only pay if your usage exceeds the free monthly amounts.

You could use the 55+ always-free services even after a year has passed since you first used your credit.

The same rule applies: You only pay for services that go beyond your free monthly amounts.
You likely have questions about Azure, especially if you have little to no IT background.

If you want to know the most efficient and profitable ways to implement Azure, consult a reputable managed IT service provider (IT MSP) like CCB Technology.

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Azure DevOps

Technological progress waits for no one. You either adapt fast or fall behind.

That’s where you’ll need Azure DevOps. This feature will help create a collaborative culture among your partners, developers, and operations staff.

So, what do you get when you bring these formerly siloed contributors to work together?

You build and improve high-quality products faster than those that still go by old-fashioned software development approaches.

Consider the following services that Azure DevOps offers:

Azure Boards

Think of Azure Boards as your company’s giant digital whiteboard.

This web-based tool features a customizable platform that lets you plan and track work, code defects, and other project issues.

Say you want your team to coordinate tasks effectively. Azure Boards enables them to monitor and manage multiple work items in a single hub.

Whether you run a small-to-medium startup or a large enterprise, Azure Boards can help streamline your workflow.

Azure Pipelines

If you want to win today’s market, you likely can’t afford to go slow. In this regard, automation can be your best friend.

Azure Pipelines cuts the time it takes to build and deploy your apps by automating code project tests and development. Here’s how:

Continuous integration: Dev teams use CI (continuous integration) to test, merge, and automate codes.
Continuous delivery: CD (continuous delivery) systems automate release processes and enable you to deploy and test codes in various environments.

CD systems produce apps and infrastructures with better quality and greater efficiency.
Continuous testing: This automated process lets you:
- Choose your preferred test frameworks and technologies.
- Confirm whether your app still works after every check-in and build.
- Get detailed, actionable build-on-build insights to ensure your code’s health and resolve issues, if any.

Azure Repos

This set of tools enables you to manage your code—regardless of whether your software project is big or small.

Azure Repos offers these two version control options:

Git (a distributed version control)
Team Foundation Version Control (a centralized version control)

Do you want to build better code and advanced file management? You can’t go wrong with choosing Azure Repos.

GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps

This app security testing service is native to your developers’ workflow.

The app lets you integrate security testing into the developer workflow, empowering DevSecOps teams to innovate securely without compromising productivity.

Azure Test Plans

Azure Test Plans is a comprehensive testing solution within Azure DevOps that enables teams to efficiently plan, execute, and track tests across their applications.

It provides a set of tools and capabilities designed to ensure software quality and reliability throughout the development lifecycle.

Azure Artifacts

This service within Azure DevOps allows teams to create, host, and share packages and container images.

It provides a centralized location for managing package dependencies used in software development and facilitates seamless integration into CI/CD pipelines.

Marketplace

Azure’s marketplace lets you access over 1,000 apps and services built by the community. This online store offers solutions from several categories: databases, analytics, security, AI, and machine learning.

You can purchase these solutions and deploy them on Azure or on-premises.

View One Portal, Manage All Your Apps

Azure lets you manage all your applications, including databases, web apps, virtual networks, and Visual Studio projects, from one unified interface. You can choose between graphical or command-line experiences with Azure portal and Cloud Shell.

Azure Mobile App

You stay informed on the go with real-time updates on your Azure resources, such as VMs and web apps, all from your mobile device.

You can also get instant alerts and take swift action—whether restarting App Service web apps or connecting directly to VMs.

Manage your Azure environment effortlessly with Azure CLI (command-line interface) or PowerShell commands.

Work seamlessly in Bash or PowerShell via Cloud Shell while keeping files accessible across interfaces.

Azure Cloud Shell allows you to choose your preferred shell environment, whether it’s Bash or PowerShell.

Bash, short for Bourne-again shell, is a widely used command language for Unix and Linux systems. PowerShell is a cross-platform tool for automating Windows, Linux, and macOS tasks.

Personalize Your Experience

Picture having a tailor-made console designed exclusively for you, your team, and your projects.

This all-in-one hub streamlines your cloud resources’ creation, deployment, and oversight, allowing you to personalize your portal to match your tasks and preferences perfectly.

You can pin critical items to your dashboard for easy access, adjust tile sizes to display exactly what you need, and seamlessly share insights across various applications and resources.

Use Fine-Grained Access Control

Azure RBAC (role-based access control) system manages who can access Azure resources like computing and storage.

With RBAC, businesses control permissions, ensuring users can do their jobs while keeping things secure and organized.

Integrate Services to Build Exceptionally Powerful Applications

Azure lets you choose from over 3,000 offerings provided by Microsoft and our partners, with numerous options available at no cost.

You can also discover open-source applications, frameworks, templates, and both single and multiple virtual machine images.

When integrated with Azure services, these resources enable you to swiftly craft robust solutions across any device and cloud environment, effortlessly adjusting instance counts to match demand.

You can easily monitor all your service usage consolidated into a single bill, ensuring clarity and efficiency in managing your solutions.

Achieve Transparency With No Billing Blind Spots

You know how the saying goes: Money doesn’t grow on trees. This saying is especially true if you run an SMB (small and midsize business) or a nonprofit organization.

However, your total IT expenses will vary depending on your project scope. In a nutshell, the more work required, the more you’ll spend.

Fortunately, we excel at making affordable technology.

We offer fixed monthly pricing and leverage our relationships with over 300 vendors, ensuring you stay in control of your budget.

We also have a generous referral program that can further lower your IT overhead by directing businesses in similar situations to yours to our doors.

Most importantly, regardless of how much your IT undertaking will cost, we’ll be upfront and transparent about it.

Azure Portal can keep you up-to-date about real-time cost monitoring and forecasting and easily manage expenses and service metrics across multiple apps and services with detailed billing insights.

Receive Integrated Support Whenever and Wherever Required

Did you get alert notifications from Azure Monitor indicating issues with your app or infrastructure? Or did you discover these problems when you read events and audit logs?

No need to panic—help from Azure’s product team is only a click away.

Microsoft Azure gives you access to these resources:

Forums and communities
Troubleshooting info
Direct support from Azure’s top support people

From foundational tools like Azure storages and SQL Server to advanced capabilities in Python (a programming language) and Azure AD (Active Directory), Azure ensures seamless integration, scalable solutions, and enhanced security across diverse environments.

Get More from Azure with Zero IT Hassle

Now that you’ve gotten an overview of Azure’s cloud services, you’re likely eager to implement them for your business.

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Whether optimizing workflows with Data Factory (Azure’s data integration service) or leveraging cloud computing’s full potential, we provide the expertise needed to innovate, scale efficiently, and thrive in today’s digital landscape.

Our mission is to provide services that fit your needs, using advanced tech like Azure for your business. Rest assured, you’ll never pay for mismanaged IT.

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