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How 2 Choose Between Managed & Shared Hosting

Though similar in many ways, managed and shared hosting are two entirely different breeds of service. Shared hosting is ideal for most individuals and small businesses, but there are many instances in which it simply cannot meet your needs. If you have been struggling with the decision of which service to choose, this article will let you know when shared hosting is sufficient and when it is time for a managed hosting solution. Sharing Can be Sufficient Yet Not Always Enough 1....

Managed Hosting. Does Someone Need It?

So who needs to use managed hosting service? Those who know nothing about server management or others who want to focus on business but not technical issues. I’ve seen some comments in popular hosting forums and decided write something about it here. Let’s summarize the answers posted by forum members. Managed Hosting Is For Newbies AH-Tima: “Its for people who don’t know how to properly manage their servers… or think that everything can be done via a control panel and...

Need for Dedicated Servers & Managed Hosting

he World Wide Web has brought with it some of the most amazing technological advances ever seen by a single generation. Just ten years ago, it was considered “cutting edge” for a company to simply have it’s own website, never mind an interactive page with high-tech graphics and shopping carts. But now if a business doesn’t have its own site, they are considered to be archaic by the majority of net surfers. But with all of these advances come some issues, especially for those companies...