Cloud Computing

At Tempo we understand that Cloud computing is the next disrupted of IT infrastructure. As a result,

Government agencies and organizations are shifting towards cloud computing to gain agility

and cost effectiveness. According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, “Cloud

computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a

shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g. Networks, Servers, Storage,

Applications, And Services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal

management effort or service provider interaction.”

Tempo Solutions provide the highest quality Cloud services to our clients. We apply the latest

techniques in server virtualization and storage redundancy to provide real-time tracking of your data

from both ends of your network.

Our cloud strategy provides your organization with a complete cloud-based solution

that incorporates assessing your cloud controls, discovering, migrating and

monitoring current systems. As well as, built in security to integrating validation

across your developmental cycle. Tempo Solutions is competent in the Public, Private

and Hybrid cloud space. Our number one goal is to enhance your business with our

highly scalable on-demand cloud services and ensure your workload is secured.

The public cloud is hosted by a third-party provider. It is easily

scalable, highly reliable, and affordable. The public cloud is frequently implemented

in web-based email and office applications.

The private cloud is hosted by your own organization and is often

physically located in an on-site data center. This service is more flexible than the

public cloud and it is easier to secure. It is ideal for high security financial and

government applications.

The hybrid cloud utilizes the best of both the private cloud and public

cloud. It is the most flexible of the two options and is ideal for migrating data and

applications between networks of different security needs. For example, you could

host your email in the public cloud while you secure your financial applications in the

private cloud. The hybrid cloud can also accommodate dynamic spikes in traffic that

can saturate your private cloud.