What is a technology broker?

A technology broker (also called a technology solutions provider) is an independent advisor who helps businesses compare and procure technology services—internet, cloud, VoIP, cybersecurity—from multiple carriers at once. Instead of dealing with each provider separately, you get one expert source for all your options.

How many providers does bSimplify work with?

bSimplify works with over 100 leading technology providers including AT&T, Comcast, Lumen, RingCentral, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Cisco, and many more across internet, cloud, voice, data, wireless, and security. View the full list at https://www.bsimplify.com/providers/.

Why not go directly to a provider?

Going direct means evaluating one vendor at a time, negotiating without leverage, and managing implementation yourself. bSimplify gives you simultaneous access to 100+ providers, negotiates on your behalf, provides unbiased recommendations, and manages the entire project—at zero cost to you.

What size businesses does bSimplify work with?

bSimplify works with small businesses, mid-market companies, and enterprise organizations across all industries. Whether you need a single internet circuit or a full multi-location cloud and networking overhaul, we can help.

What happens after installation?

bSimplify remains your single point of contact for any service issues throughout the life of your contract. You're never left to manage vendor relationships on your own—we're here for the long term, not just the sale.

Cloud Solutions and Migration for Businesses

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Cloud Solutions Done Right—No Guesswork

The path to the cloud offers countless options, yet just as many opportunities for missteps. At bSimplify, we offer cloud solutions to help organizations identify the right services, platforms, and providers to support their business objectives.

We maintain partnerships with more than 100 leading cloud providers, enabling us to design and deliver solutions tailored precisely to your requirements.

Cloud services can be tricky. We are here to address your cloud service needs.

Understanding the Cloud Landscape

Cloud computing, at its foundation, means accessing storage, applications, and computing resources via the internet or direct cloud connection rather than on-premises infrastructure. How this is delivered depends on the model:

Cloud Service Models

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): Provides flexible, on-demand compute and storage resources—ideal for organizations that require control over their environments. Common examples include Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines, and Google Compute Engine, which let teams provision servers, scale storage, and configure networks as needed.
Platform as a Service (PaaS): Offers a managed environment to streamline application development and deployment without the burden of server management. Services like Azure App Service, Google App Engine, and AWS Elastic Beanstalk allow developers to focus on code and features while the platform manages scaling, updates, and infrastructure.
Software as a Service (SaaS): Delivers fully managed applications via the browser—eliminating installation, updates, or maintenance. Cloud solutions such as Microsoft 365, Salesforce, and Google Workspace provide instant access to business-critical applications with built-in reliability and security.

Cloud Deployment Models

Public Cloud: Offers highly scalable, cost-effective infrastructure ideal for most workloads. Major providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) enable organizations to quickly scale resources up or down as demand changes.
Private Cloud: Delivers dedicated infrastructure for organizations with strict security, data residency, or compliance requirements. Examples include VMware Cloud Foundation, IBM Cloud Private, or custom OpenStack environments that provide full control over configuration and data governance.
Hybrid Cloud: Combines on-premises infrastructure with cloud solutions to balance flexibility and performance. Solutions such as Microsoft Azure Stack, AWS Outposts, and Google Anthos allow enterprises to extend their datacenter capabilities while maintaining seamless integration with public cloud services.
Multi-Cloud: Spreads workloads across multiple providers to reduce risk, avoid vendor lock-in, and optimize for cost or performance. For instance, an enterprise might run compute-intensive workloads on AWS, use Azure for identity and access management, and leverage GCP for advanced analytics and AI.

Why bSimplify

The complexity of cloud solutions demands a partner who can translate technical possibilities into practical, strategic outcomes.

Extensive Provider Network: Relationships with more than 100 industry-leading cloud platforms.
Independent Expertise: We do not sell proprietary cloud infrastructure; our recommendations are objective and client-focused.
Tailored Solutions: Architected to align with organizational goals, regulatory requirements, and long-term growth strategies.
Performance and Reliability: Every design emphasizes uptime, scalability, and security.
Predictable Economics: Usage-based pricing models and cost-optimization strategies that reduce total cost of ownership.

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Our Approach

Unlike providers who focus on selling platforms, we focus on solving real business challenges with our cloud solutions.

Single Point of Contact: Streamlined communication and accountability throughout the engagement.
Transparent Guidance: Clear explanations of available options, with an emphasis on value and impact.
Consultative Process: Every engagement begins with listening—understanding your current environment, goals, and challenges before making recommendations.

Let’s Build a Smarter Cloud Strategy

Whether you are beginning your cloud journey or evaluating your current environment, we provide objective insights and structured guidance.

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