Day: April 28, 2020

Cloud lessons learned: Four companies that migrated Windows Server

The GEA Group is one of the largest system providers for the food processing industry, operating in more than 60 countries. With nearly 300 sites worldwide, 120 SAP instances, 3,000 servers, more than 100 enterprise resource planning systems, and 1,000s of apps, GEA needed to centralize control. So, they migrated their server infrastructure to Microsoft Azure. Interested in how you can consolidate your distributed IT infrastructure?

At Maryland Computer Service, we want to help you find the solutions that will give you more flexibility and control over your data. Contact us today to learn more.

Is Your Email System as Advanced as its Attackers?

Is your email system as advanced as its attackers? The cost of a data breach or other attack is more than you think. Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection and Maryland Computer Service can help you stay ahead.

Protect your company with security solutions from Microsoft

Every company needs to have an up-to-date security strategy. Especially small businesses. Want to secure your customers’ sensitive data? We’ve got you covered.

Contact our team at Maryland Computer Service to learn how we can build your customers’ defense strategy with sophisticated phishing and ransomware protection.

Increase business productivity with Windows Server and Azure

Over 60% of enterprises will adopt open-source and open APIs for their cloud integration strategies. Migrating existing apps with few or no code changes will help streamline the process. That’s why it’s important to have a platform that works well with open-source APIs and code, like Azure.

At Maryland Computer Service, we can help you find and implement the open-source compatible solution you need while increasing your automation capabilities. We can help you build always-on, scalable, distributed apps with familiar development tools. To learn more, contact us today.