We get most businesses up and running in an average of 10 days, the complexity of the move will ultimately determine the timeline.
These three factors affect the time it takes to move a business’ data to the cloud:
1. Size of the Business
Bigger businesses are more likely to have a large amount of data and/or complex networks. When this is the case, the transition to the cloud will typically take longer.
2. Age of the Business
Like bigger businesses, older businesses typically have more data as well as a greater number of legacy systems and processes that need to be converted. Often, transitioning data from older legacy systems is more complex and requires some additional time.
3. Services Used
If your business relies primarily on commodity services like email, data storage or phones, moving your business to the cloud should be fairly simple. However, if your business relies on industry-specific differentiated services, the conversion process require a more complex solution and will typically take more time.
The cost of developing a cloud-based mobile app depends on these factors:
• Product features
• Product design
• Hourly rate of your development team
• Project size and complexity
• Technology stack
• Number of team members on the project
• Time frame
• The hourly rate of developers
Cloud apps are considered to be a blend of standard Web applications and conventional desktop applications. Cloud apps incorporate the advantages of both Web and desktop apps without absorbing many of their drawbacks. Similar to desktop apps, cloud apps can provide offline mode, rich user experience and instant responses to user actions.
There are broadly three types of cloud computing solutions that your business can avail:
SaaS: These apps are run on third-party hardware — not the users’ device — and its software is also hosted remotely. The major benefit of SaaS usage is that customers don’t have to spend money on expensive hardware or buy licenses for each software update. Our Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions allow you to use cloud based apps over the internet and guarantees to free you from the complex tasks of hardware and software management.
LaaS: This is a type of product that requires middleware and app support from the client’s side. The IaaS owner provides their customer with a complex infrastructure and further support, and the customer has to create a custom programming bridge between the application and its operating system. Our Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solutions provide access to network functions, virtual computers, cloud storage space, as well as other cloud-related services.
PaaS: PaaS providers allow customers to use their hardware (including storage) and basic development software (ready-made solutions). Our Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solutions allow you to develop, run and manage apps without having to get caught up in code, storage, and infrastructure challenges.
