Your Startup Needs a Robust IT Network – So Choose One That Boosts Your Ability to Innovate

I fully understand the excitement - and the concerns - that go along with starting a business. You’ve hit on a product, a concept, or something that you want to take to market. Then, you’ve built a model and a strategy that you think will work, and essentially the sky is the limit for how far you can go. Exciting times indeed, but certainly not without a few bumps in the road along the way.

In my experience, those bumps come from the things you didn’t even consider before embarking on your business journey – and 9 times out of 10 they’re things that don’t really effect the core service you want to deliver – they’re just ticks in the box of business administration.

Although it forms the fundamental core of the business we do, I acknowledge that for probably 95% of organisations an IT network is one of those onerous costs that you simply have to endure to make sure your business can operate effectively in the modern professional environment. Whether you’re selling flowers or providing a web-based service, the IT infrastructure behind your business is key, and whether we like it or not, it can quickly become a point of failure for the business if it’s not properly implemented and coordinated.

For a Startup, a modern IT network can represent an even greater risk than that – a drain on the precious capital investment you’ve managed to secure. How much of that capital should you invest in an IT environment to last you 3/5/10 years when the odds suggest your business won’t be there to use it? (Sorry – statistics…)

When we created Fabrix, we wanted to do two things. The first was to provide an enterprise-class cloud infrastructure platform that could scale to meet the demands of its users, who only pay for what they use. The second was to give users an automated IT environment that requires as little maintenance as possible, meaning users could focus on making their business more innovative and boosting competitiveness.

It’s these points that make Fabrix the perfect choice for Startups looking to build their IT infrastructure. Fabrix reduces the needs for major capital expenditure on IT hardware, instead making it a manageable operational expenditure. Startups don’t have to predict what kind of infrastructure they’ll need in the (uncertain) future, they just scale up and down depending on their demands. And with Fabrix, Startups can focus on the exciting ideas and concepts they’ve built their business on, safe in the knowledge that their company is supported by an enterprise-class IT network offering the latest security and superior reliability.

I’m excited to see all the different Startups benefitting from Fabrix and building their creative ventures. All that optimism and enthusiasm is infectious, and it inspires us to think of new ways we can provide business solutions that help organisations achieve and exceed their business goals.

To learn more about Fabrix and the benefit it brings to Startups, go to https://myfabrix.com