Entertainment Industry & data center colocation
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2N Redundancy
Colocation can expand an entertainment organization’s physical capacity for their data storage and processing needs. With redundant power sources and greater efficiency, colocation promotes consistent uptime and failsafe infrastructure
Multi-Layered Security
On-premise data centers and cloud-based solutions may have limited security measures. Colocation entails multiple levels of security checks, various access points, and physical safeguards to prevent improper access and minimize downtime due to a poor security posture.
Dense & Diverse Connectivity
Colocation expands the organization’s options for network connections, thereby reducing connectivity costs and further promoting continual, well-secured data storage and access — ideal for processing and delivering media and information data on-demand.
Entertainment Organizations are Making the Critical Move to Secure and Connected Colocation Data Centers in Oklahoma City
As someone managing content, talent, clients, and so much more, you do not also have time to deal with your data.
Ideally, you simply want your data to grow, and to not have to think about where the data is held, whether it is secure, or if you will have problems accessing it.
On your own, you would have to have enough physical space to set up servers that can hold all of your data, which, if all continues to go well, will require a lot of storage space. You will need to have at least one in-house tech to monitor and manage your IT, and you will need to worry about security, constantly.
Keeping your data onsite runs the risk of hacking. All a hacker would have to do is infiltrate your on the ground location, and your data could be lost or stolen in an instant.
Additionally, you would need to be relatively close to your servers to quickly gain access to the information you need. The further you are from your server, the less secure your connection, and likewise with your clients attempting to access the content you are creating for them.
This is where data centers come in.
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