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Summit

Summit provides managed infrastructure and application hosting for small businesses to enterprises, anchored in deep accounting-software expertise.

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Alpharetta, GA, US🇺🇸
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summithq.com·Crawled Oct 9, 2026·

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6 pages
  1. Cloud-Based EMR: How to Prepare for Adoption/cloud-based-emr

    Prepare your organization for the adoption of a cloud-based EMR system with expert tips and best practices for a seamless transition.

  2. Cybersecurity 365 for Year-Round Protection/cybersecurity-365

    Cybersecurity 365 keeps your business protected year-round. See how Summit combines continuity planning and ransomware recovery to minimize downtime.

  3. Find a Data Center Partner with Proven Experience/data-center-partner

    Choosing a data center partner? Look beyond price. Learn what proven experience, support, and reliability to demand so you're treated like a partner.

  4. On-Site Parts Depot for Data Centers/onsite-parts-depot

    When hardware fails, driving to the data center is a pain. See how Summit's on-site parts depot saves time by keeping spare parts where you need them.

Blog

6 pages
  1. 5 Reasons You Should Care About Data Center Compliance/5-reasons-you-should-care-about-data-center-compliance

    Discover 5 reasons data center compliance matters. Learn how compliance programs, policies, and procedures help cloud providers secure your systems.

  2. 7 Data Center Migration Mistakes to Avoid/7-data-center-migration-mistakes

    Data center migrations aren’t something most people do every day. Here are 7 common migration mistakes people make and how you can avoid them.

  3. A service provider's view of serverless/service-providers-view-serverless

    A service provider's take on serverless computing: when serverless is worth adopting, based on lessons from early adopters and real deployments.

  4. Increase Uptime in Your Data Center Network/increase-uptime

    Learn how to increase uptime in your data center network by adding redundant links between devices and reducing the risks of loop-free protocols.

Press

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  1. Summit Acquires Deft to Expand Service Offerings/summitacquiresdeft

    Summit has acquired Deft, a managed data center service provider, expanding its cloud hosting and virtual server offerings across North America.

  2. Summit Acquires HorizonIQ: Expanding What We Can Build Together/expanding-what-we-can-build-together

    The acquisition adds automated bare metal, nine data centers, and expanded private cloud capabilities across VMware, Hyper-V, and Proxmox to Summit’s portfolio.

  3. Summit makes the Elite 150 on CRN's MSP 500 list for 2024/elite-150-crn-msp-500

    Summit secures a spot on CRN's Elite 150 MSP 500 list for 2024, showcasing its excellence in managed services.

  4. Summit Wins a 2026 Bronze Stevie Award for Sales/summit-wins-bronze-stevie-award-2026

    Summit won a Bronze Stevie Award in the 2026 Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service, recognized for thought leadership that builds client trust.

Careers & Hiring

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  1. Struggling to Hire Cloud Engineers? Try This/hiring-cloud-engineers-is-hard-heres-what-to-do-when-you-cant

    Hiring cloud engineers is hard, and keeping them is harder. Learn practical ways to attract, retain, and support cloud talent, or let Summit help.

Pricing

2 pages
  1. QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise Pricing: Gold vs Platinum vs Diamond/quickbooks-desktop-enterprise-pricing

    QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise pricing explained: a real comparison of Gold, Platinum, and Diamond tiers from our team, clients, and Reddit.

  2. VMware Pricing After Broadcom: Costs and Alternatives/vmware-pricing

    Learn what VMware pricing looks like after Broadcom, including per-core costs, the 72-core minimum, real quotes, and cheaper alternatives like Proxmox and Hyper-V.

Comparison

6 pages
  1. Cloud Storage Solutions Compared for Business/summit-storage-vs-other-solutions

    Compare Summit's cloud storage solutions against other providers and see how the right storage keeps your business data fast, safe, and scalable.

  2. Hyper-V vs VMware: Choosing the Right Platform/hyper-v-vs-vmware

    Learn how Hyper-V vs VMware compare in cost, scalability, and management. Discover which virtualization platform is the right fit for your organization.

  3. QuickBooks Desktop Hosting vs Online: 2026 Guide/quickbooks-online-vs-quickbooks-desktop-hosting-full-comparison-for-2026

    QuickBooks Desktop hosting vs Online: compare cost, performance, security, and features to find the right 2026 deployment for your business.

  4. QuickBooks Premier vs Enterprise: Which Is Best?/quickbooks-premier-vs-enterprise-which-option-is-best

    QuickBooks Premier vs Enterprise: compare features, capacity, and pricing to find out which powerful accounting solution is the best fit for you.

Team

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  1. Choosing Technology Vendors: Why People Matter/people-make-difference

    Choosing competent, responsive, and stable technology vendors is just as important as choosing your own employees. People make all the difference!

About

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  1. QuickBooks Hosting with Accounting Expertise: Meet Certum Solutions/meet-certum-solutions

    See how Summit and Certum Solutions combine QuickBooks expertise with secure cloud hosting to simplify migration, access, support, and management.

Homepage

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  1. Homepage/

    Get application hosting and managed infrastructure services from Summit. Your trusted partner for business-critical workloads that require 100% uptime.

Coverage

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  1. Why VMware Migration Is About More Than Costdatacenterknowledge.com/cloud/the-vanishing-value-of-vmware-a-wake-up-call

    The VMware-Broadcom situation highlights the importance of avoiding over-dependence on a single platform. Organizations should continuously evaluate workload placement, costs, and risks, making VMware migration a broader platform-dependency issue rather than a cost-only decision.

    Aug 2026 · DataCenterKnowledgeNews article

  2. From technology to risk exposure: the VMware conversation has changeddatacenterdynamics.com/en/opinions/from-technology-to-risk-exposure-the-vmware-conversation-has-changed/

    And why there are other options out there

    Aug 2026 · datacenterdynamics.comNews article

  3. Public cloud vs. on-prem: Summit on where each workload belongsthenewstack.io/cloud-costs-private-repatriation/

    Summit's Byron Dill argues that organizations should move some workloads from public cloud back on-premises to reduce costs. With cloud bills climbing two decades after AWS launched, Dill makes the case for weighing which workloads belong in public cloud and which are better suited to on-premises infrastructure.

    Jun 2026 · The New StackNews article

  4. Summit Helps Romanoff Renovations Reduce Infrastructure Costs by 30% Through VMware-to-Hyper-V Migrationglobenewswire.com/news-release/2026/06/17/3313633/0/en/summit-helps-romanoff-renovations-reduce-infrastructure-costs-by-30-through-vmware-to-hyper-v-migration.html

    Summit helps Romanoff Renovations reduce infrastructure costs by 30% through a VMware-to-Hyper-V migration. The partnership also provides predictable monthly billing, continuous data protection, and additional room to scale.

    Jun 2026 · GlobeNewswireNews article