Cloud computing and business continuity

Moreover, Gartner predicts that by 2025, 85 percent of organizations will adopt a cloud-based strategy. This, in turn, brings significant changes to the entire industry – the cloud will soon cease to be an option and become a necessity.

Key strategy for data security and business continuity

Currently, almost every organization, regardless of the size or sector, uses some form of software or IT systems. However, not every business has the resources necessary for securely store, manage and analyze large amounts of data. In this case, migration to the cloud becomes the solution.

The Polcom Cloud service ensures that companies not only secure the internal data in properly but also gain access to many innovative tools such as business process automation, IT infrastructure management or virtualization, which allows to effective use of IT resources.

Thanks to new technology and digital solution we were able to provide some of our services to patients remotely, we were also able to adjust the scale of our operations to the current conditions and maintain business continuity – crucial for our business. Cloud solutions and security systems made the crisis period related to COVID-19 easier for us to navigate compared to our partners, who didn’t implement such processes – says Joanna Szyman, CEO in Neo Hospital.

Security in the cloud – it is worth trusting external provider

One of the main reasons why cloud computing is gaining more and more popularity is the high level of security. Storing data in traditional ways carries the risk of loss and theft of sensitive information, which may have serious consequences for the business. External cloud service providers undergo regular audits to ensure the protection of processed resources and maintain constant control over them. Additionally, Disaster Recovery solutions allow for swift business recovery in case of unpredictable events, minimizing potential losses.