Why migrate the dealership system to the cloud?

 When we talk about cloud or cloud computing, we are referring to an organization that prioritizes the virtualization of all, or almost all, operating infrastructure instead of maintaining software or storing data in a physical way.


Brazil is the country that suffers the most cyber attacks in the world. And if you think that only large companies should have the support of a specialized IT team, you are completely wrong.


Studies indicate that the biggest targets are small and medium-sized companies, precisely because digital criminals assume that they do not have adequate security. Therefore, it is possible to hijack data from customers, suppliers, billing, among others, causing legal and financial problems and, of course, influencing the company's image in the market.


Therefore, the strategy of implementing systems in the cloud has become increasingly frequent. Contrary to what many think, this will not increase business costs - quite the opposite! A well thought out and executed infrastructure is capable of reducing costs, especially if we are talking about initial investment, since the service is based on a subscription model.


Implementation is also faster and more practical than a physical structure. In addition, the concessionaire does not have to worry about maintaining a space to store equipment, such as routers, switches, firewalls, server guarantees, air conditioning (air conditioning for cooling the environment where the servers are housed), among others.

The professionals should always be available to provide technical support via telephone and email for internal end users. IT Analyst takes care of multiple tasks and will inform progress at regular intervals.

In addition to the benefits regarding cost and implementation, there is also accessibility. Having the utility's system in the cloud means allowing all data to be accessed from anywhere that has a good internet connection, facilitating mobility and remote access and making the company continue to produce even in the event of natural disasters, such as floods or the quarantine period, as well as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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