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Editor's note: This article was originally posted in 2018, but has been updated to include the latest information. Considering migrating from a physical server to a cloud-based solution? Wondering how to ensure you get the best provider for you?  This is an important decision and selecting a cloud provider can be difficult. I can help. In this article, I'll walk you through 8 important questions that will help you identify the best cloud service provider for you.  After reading this article, you'll be confident that you know the right questions to ask, so you get quality service that is the right solution for your organization. As a managed service IT provider for numerous companies in a variety of industries in Connecticut and the surrounding region, Kelser uses cloud-based tools to ensure optimal technology performance.  But, don't worry, I won't try to convince you to work with us or push managed IT support services. The truth is, we know that managed IT isn't the right solution for every organization. Rather than convince you to work with us, we focus on providing honest information you can use to get the IT solutions that are best for you.  Why Is Asking The Right Questions Important? As with any important buying decision, it's important to ask the right questions to ensure that you will be satisfied with your purchase. And, while people often assume that one cloud provider is the same as the next, the truth is that each provider may handle things a bit differently.  8 Questions To Ask Potential Cloud Service Providers Here are 8 important questions to ask potential cloud service providers: 

Unsure of the difference between OneDrive and SharePoint? Wondering where to store your files and documents? You are not alone. 

With the proliferation of mobile devices (like tablets, smartphones, and tablets) in the workplace, it has become more important than ever to be able to remotely and securely manage these devices. That’s where mobile device management (MDM) comes in. 

If you are a business leader, you likely have a “code” that helps you communicate quickly. Whether your specialty is manufacturing, law, education, finance, engineering, or something else, the world is full of acronyms and abbreviations.

Note: This article was originally published in 2015, under the title: The 7 Types of Virtualization. It has been updated to reflect advancements in technology. Virtualization is how the cloud works. Read this article to learn everything you need to know about cloud migration so you can decide if it's right for you.

If your organization is like most, you probably have an IT environment that includes a variety of platforms (devices and operating systems), with employees at different levels who need access to and the ability to share applications and documents. 

Consider these two facts:

Your IT infrastructure is critical to the success of your business. Like the rest of your business, you want to make sure your IT infrastructure is positioned for optimal performance.