Any Business regardless of industry, can have a big impact on its success. In this day and age, some businesses still don’t realize that a majority of their customers will visit their website before making a purchase. I increases credibility, creates brand and generates lead while you are sleeping.

Professional web designers remain on top of changes in technology, coding, search engine functionalities and more. By hiring a professional, you ensure the latest technology is being used for the development and maintenance of your website, which makes the success of your business more probable.

It really does depend on what you want which is not the answer anyone wants.  It is , however, the truth.  There are numerous factors which affect cost from whether you want a bespoke design, the amount of functionality you require, how much you want to manage yourself, whether you need ecommerce or integration with other systems, the list goes on.
D Cube will always work with you to establish the best approach for your business and your budget and provide you a fixed cost and payment plan up front.

On average though, a website for a small business would take around a month to 2-3 weeks to build, thoroughly test and put live.

There are five steps involved in Cloud readiness assessment:

• Identify the scope and business cases for migration.
• Evaluate available in-house resources.
• Assess infrastructure requirements.
• Assess security requirements.
• Determine timeline and budget.

Migration to the cloud is more than just copying files to a new destination, it often requires a change in how you operate. Migrations are typically done in phases, to minimize the disruption to your day-to-day operations. Ultimately, there’s no standard answer for the length of time to complete a migration to the cloud; it depends on the complexity of your applications, infrastructure, and related dependencies.

One advantage of the Cloud is the inherent security protections that are always being updated and monitored to protect from evolving threats and attacks. However, many businesses are concerned about possible vulnerabilities during the migration process itself. A key part of the migration process involves understanding application dependencies, setting up a test environment, and performing stringent testing before the migration takes place. Processes will be in place to ensure that, in the event of any problems, the ability to “rollback” to a prior state is available.

During the assessment/requirements gathering process, an analysis will be done to determine if on-premise applications and content are “cloud-ready” or if some kind of modernization will be required. This is a great reason to work with a cloud expert when considering the process of migrating. 

As part of an assessment, a total cost of ownership (TCO) will be developed, to determine the anticipated cost savings of moving to the cloud. A recent whitepaper by IDC shows the customers that migrate to AWS can experience 51% reduced costs of operations, 62% increased IT staff productivity, and 94% reductions in downtime.