"Cloud computing" is more than the latest IT buzzword. It’s the technology behind Clearpath’s simple and scalable hosting model. We empower our customers with the ability to use the "network cloud" as a way to selectively outsource as much or as little of their IT operations as their business or budget requires. By utilizing our own combination of datacenters, enterprise class infrastructure, and network connectivity, we can host elements of your IT infrastructure as an on-demand computing layer, delivering the ultimate in computing power as a service.
As a cloud computing provider, Clearpath delivers on the promise of a utility based computing model. Instead of large capital outlays to acquire hardware and computing resources, you enjoy access to our network of physical and virtual assets that can scale with your business. Through partnerships with leading providers, VMware®, HP®, and EMC®, we have built a common infrastructure platform using best of breed solutions. The result? A comprehensive layer of shared computing power that is consumable on a pay-as-you-grow basis. Through our network of geographically dispersed Cloud READY™ centers, we can provide a content distribution network to optimize performance and user experience.
At Clearpath, we can provide complete end-to-end management of your IT environment. We provide industry leading building blocks to create an information availability foundation that keeps your business operational, no matter what happens. But more importantly, this is a smart alternative to building and maintaining your own IT infrastructure.
Backing up your data is an important, yet time consuming, task that maps to your overall disaster recovery (DR) strategy. But there is much more to DR than simply having a copy of your data. Most companies fail to implement sufficient plans for business recovery and most tape-based backup solutions are difficult to recover in the event of outage. Our hosted backup platform leverages solutions from VMware®, DataDomain® and EMC® to ensure your critical assets are recoverable and can fail over to our network of datacenters.
