Cloud Solutions in Muscat

Cloud for Muscat companies whose branches depend on one server in one office

Many established Muscat companies still run on a server in the head office: shared folders, the accounting database, sometimes email. Branches connect to it over a VPN that slows down, and when the server fails, everyone stops.

We move email, files and suitable applications to managed cloud services, set up access by role and branch, and put automatic backups in place, without a weekend where nothing works.

Served remotely from Lucknow and Mumbai, IndiaOur hours: 08:30–17:30 Oman time, Monday to Saturday

Migration in stages

We move one service at a time, usually email first, then shared files, then applications, testing each with your staff before switching. The old server stays available until everyone is comfortable.

Data protection in mind

We document where each type of data is stored and who can access it, which helps when customers or auditors ask how you protect personal data under Oman's data protection law.

Sound familiar?

The problems we hear most often about this, why they happen and what we would do first.

Why this happens

Every file opens over a VPN from the head office.

What we would do first

  1. Move shared files to cloud storage
  2. Sync the folders each branch needs
  3. Retire the VPN for everyday files

A one-minute self-check

Tick what is already true for your business. It takes a minute and nothing is sent anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Will our accounting software work in the cloud?
It depends on the software. Some have cloud versions, some run well on a hosted server and a few should stay local. We check yours first.
Which cloud provider do you use?
Usually Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace for email and files, and AWS, Azure or Google Cloud for applications, always in accounts your company owns.

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