We all want to spend as little as possible and get as much as possible when it comes to quality, performance, features or capabilities. To run a business we need thorough training, security, foresight, constant performance, a stable economic and political context, cost efficiency or simply endurance.

The question is, do we drive safely, do we know all the factors that can influence the course of a business?

If this path were managed by a traffic light, what color is your business waiting for now?

If you’ve prepared thoroughly, plus a bit of luck, then you wait for a “green light”, as such you’ll move ahead, you’ll have the right of way and if several traffic lights sync up, the road clears. In any context green has a positive meaning and we all yearn for it.

It is important how we prepare to get it, and the first signs that we will reach a peak are the other two colours that inevitably appear over time, yellow and red. At “yellow” there is more chance to have a moment of circumspection, to think about alternatives”, while red clearly means a stop. Red induces fear, we don’t like it and we find it hard to manage.

But without this tandem, green would not exist.

In any business the functioning of the traffic light and the speed at which you pass critical moments depends largely on technology, which is one of the few aspects that remain in our control.

How does technology help you catch as much “green” as possible and why not, even plan for its appearance over time?

1. An IT security and functionality audit helps you to efficiently anticipate and budget for potential investments.
2. These investments are leveraged through an integrated IT management of the entire IT system, meaning a more automated administration, thus increasing the degree of amortization.Automation is achieved through specific applications that intersect with the intervention of IT engineers. We have created a central core – “Virtual CTO” – with which customers benefit from IT auditing and real-time monitoring of functionality and security parameters, remote IT support, periodic review of the entire IT system and a ticketing system that eliminates bureaucracy and reduces response time.
3. The investments we propose are aimed at creating an ecosystem, both at the level of the basic applications used by users – Microsoft 365 for example, and at the level of specific applications, such as ERP or CRM.

• HyperHost – Software & Hardware as a Service – Virtual Servers whose configuration adapts according to budget and needs
• HyperVault – Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery: “back-up as a service” solutions based on Veeam Back-up

Catching the green light is also a matter of timing, and recognising the right moment to make a decision is also a matter of instinct, so the analysis phase should not be a purely mathematical matter.