Western Michigan Data Center

Storcom has been enabling small-to-mid-sized and enterprise organizations make key decisions on the management, movement, and protection of their data for nearly two decades. From infrastructure and Recover by Storcom , to our Cloud Enablement Roadmap® and implementation of cloud migration solutions, our holistic consulting approach guarantees satisfaction from planning all the way through design, managed services, and support. Storcom’s data center networking process includes:

• Storcom starts with data classification
• We apply a recovery time and recovery point to each type of data point
• Storcom understands and builds around your data retention requirements
• We take the time to learn about your applications and how users interact with them
• Storcom understands your company’s unique requirements for remote connectivity
• Storcom determines what technology options align with the needed RPO and RTO
• We know how the Cloud can be leveraged to reduce operational expenses in conjunction with a data center
• Storcom develops a comprehensive business continuity strategy

Services Western Michigan

Storcom’s Grand Rapids data center services customers all across Michigan.

Disaster Recovery Services (DRaaS)

Keep your business operational in the event of a disaster with Recover by Storcom™.

24/7/365 Support

Storcom’s tier 3 Michigan data center offers 24/7/365 support, security, continuous monitoring, and peace of mind.

Additionally, Storcom’s T3 Data Center in Grand Rapids, MI Offers:

• Storcom Private Cloud solution
• Network Attached Storage and backup/restore
• Variety of monitoring services
• Hardware break/fix
• Unpack, rack, stack, cable and label services
• Shipping and receiving available

Data center security is of the utmost importance to protect critical and sensitive data and files. Does your data center have the following security measures in place to ensure the security of your facility?

• Full compliance with local, state, and federal safety regulations (i.e. fire exits)
• Video surveillance to monitor the premises
• Entrance security (entry badges, biometric security features)
• Physical security guards monitoring the premises 24/7/365
• Data encryption (firewalls-both physical and for VMs, SSL certificates)
• Data backup and disaster recovery procedures
• Secure cabinets (locks, chains, etc.)
• Data destruction procedures (for the disposal of old paperwork and hard drives, etc.)
• Intruder prevention and detection systems (motion detectors, alarms, etc.)