Rivell helps New Jersey businesses host, secure, back up, and support business applications that need reliable access without keeping everything tied to aging on-premises servers.
Application hosting is a good fit when a line-of-business application needs stable performance, remote access, predictable support, and a recovery plan. Rivell helps define the hosting environment, user access, backup expectations, vendor requirements, and support responsibilities before anything moves.
Application Hosting Services
- Hosted business applications and hosted servers
- Application server planning and migration support
- Database hosting support where appropriate
- Secure remote access planning for staff and approved users
- User access controls and permission cleanup
- Backup and restore planning for hosted applications
- Performance review and troubleshooting
- Security configuration and ongoing IT support
- Vendor coordination for supported business applications
When Application Hosting Makes Sense
Application hosting can help when your current server is aging, remote access is unreliable, backups are unclear, or a software vendor requires a more stable environment. It can also help businesses centralize access for multiple offices, remote employees, and field teams.
What Rivell Reviews Before Hosting an Application
- Which application needs to be hosted and how critical it is
- Who needs access, from where, and on what devices
- Vendor hosting, licensing, and support requirements
- Backup frequency, retention, and restore expectations
- Security requirements, access controls, and user permissions
- Performance expectations and acceptable downtime
- How the application connects to printers, scanners, file shares, databases, or other systems
Related New Jersey IT Services
Application hosting often connects with cloud hosting, data backup services, disaster recovery planning, cybersecurity, and Microsoft 365 support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Rivell host legacy business applications?
Rivell can review legacy business applications and determine whether hosting is practical based on software requirements, vendor support, licensing, database needs, and user access.
Is application hosting the same as cloud hosting?
Application hosting is a specific use case within cloud or hosted infrastructure. Cloud hosting focuses on the environment. Application hosting focuses on keeping a specific business application accessible, supported, backed up, and secure.
Can hosted applications be backed up?
Yes. Backup requirements should be defined before the application is moved, including retention, restore testing, and recovery expectations.
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