SMBs Are The Ticket

There's lots to celebrate if you're a Cetrom employee. The Vienna, Va.-based company has seen 58% revenue growth and double the head count over the last three years selling cloud computing services to small- and medium-sized businesses. CEO Chris Stark, here with Sen. Tim Kaine and getting a Fantastic 50 award recently from the Virginia Chamber of Commerce, tells us SMBs are now realizing the cost savings of moving applications to a shared cloud model. SMBs also like the idea of using a cloud service provider as a virtual CIO rather than having an in-house IT expert. (Yeah, but can the cloud talk shop about Game of Thrones?)

Are you going to A Day of Fosterly this Saturday in Arlington, Va.? If so, come talk to Bisnow's Tania Anderson at Media Match.

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