ARPA-CLOUD IS BEING ACQUIRED AND WILL BE REBRANDING SOON
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Scale Up: From Net Services to Cloud Services
THE FUTURE OF CONNECTIVITY
our journey
THE PAST
THE PRESENT
THE PRESENT
Our first business computers were connected in 1969 using the Network Control Protocol (NCP) which provided the transport layer of the protocol stack running on host computers. In 1971 the network known as Advanced Research Project Agency Network (ARPANET) was declared fully operational allowing the global exchange of digital information.
THE PRESENT
THE PRESENT
THE PRESENT
Today's business computers are interconnected via on-premise servers. A server is a type of computer or device that allows for the transformation of data. A server delivers the information that your computer (the client) requests. An on-premise server is a physical, on-site server that a company must manage and maintain individually.
THE FUTURE
THE PRESENT
THE FUTURE
Tomorrow's business computers don't need on-premise servers. A cloud-based server is a virtual server hosted through cloud computing that resides at another site in a massive data center managed and maintained by a third-party. This provides the opportunity for unlimited and instant scalability while transferring CAPEX costs to OPEX costs.
OUR MODELS
FINANCIAL MODELING
INTELLIGENCE MODELING
OPERATIONAL MODELING
Significantly decreases capital expenditures.
OPERATIONAL MODELING
INTELLIGENCE MODELING
OPERATIONAL MODELING
Significantly increases operational capacity.
INTELLIGENCE MODELING
INTELLIGENCE MODELING
INTELLIGENCE MODELING
Significantly improves network reliability.
SECURITY MODELING
INTELLIGENCE MODELING
INTELLIGENCE MODELING
Significantly enhances protection and privacy.