10 Top Cloud and IT Infrastructure Partners for Mid-Sized Companies

Mid-sized companies sit in a difficult spot when it comes to infrastructure. Their networks, cloud workloads and data protection needs increasingly resemble those of large enterprises, but they rarely have a full team of network and cloud engineers on staff. The right partner can design, run and secure that infrastructure while keeping costs predictable. Here are ten cloud and IT infrastructure partners worth considering, from all-inclusive managed providers to data center specialists with national footprints.

1. Cortavo

Cortavo takes the top spot because its Connectivity plan bundles office infrastructure and cloud into one per-user fee. It includes firewalls, WiFi 7 access points and switches, backup power, network monitoring and dual internet providers for redundancy. Clients can choose Cortavo Cloud with licenses included or managed public cloud, along with cloud security, backup and restore testing, VPN access and IT office moves. The Connectivity plan starts at $205 per user per month.

2. Rackspace Technology

Rackspace Technology brings more than 25 years of experience operating mission-critical infrastructure. It offers cloud migration, managed cloud operations and optimization across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, along with governed private cloud for regulated workloads. Rackspace reports more than 2,200 certified technical experts and 39 data centers globally. It is best for mid-sized companies with complex multicloud environments or demanding compliance requirements.

3. TierPoint

TierPoint, headquartered in St. Louis, combines colocation data centers across many US states with managed public and private cloud, disaster recovery and security services. It is cloud-agnostic, managing Azure and AWS environments and offering multitenant cloud, storage as a service and high-performance on-ramps between its data centers and public clouds. TierPoint suits companies that want a hybrid setup, keeping some systems in a data center while moving others to the cloud.

4. Thrive

Thrive delivers managed private, public and hybrid cloud for mid-market companies. Its ThriveCloud platform runs in SOC 2 Type II certified data centers in cities including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas and Toronto, with 24×7 monitoring, patching and support. Thrive also manages Microsoft Azure, provides disaster recovery and offers network services such as SD-WAN. It is a strong fit for regulated sectors including financial services, healthcare and legal.

5. Dataprise

Dataprise covers infrastructure management, cloud hosting and storage, backup and disaster recovery as a service, and unified endpoint management. The company has helped clients move to Azure, including one project that migrated 320 servers and cut annual costs by $400,000. With more than 30 years in business and 24/7 support, Dataprise suits mid-sized companies planning major infrastructure moves, consolidations or data center exits.

6. NexusTek

NexusTek offers public, private and hybrid cloud services, from migration through ongoing optimization, plus its own NexusTek Private Cloud and virtual desktop services. It partners with AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud and layers data and AI services on top. Headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colorado, NexusTek reports more than 1,200 customers and a 98% satisfaction rating, with strong experience in manufacturing, healthcare and hospitality.

7. Integris

Integris provides managed cloud services designed to eliminate downtime, control cloud spending and secure environments without in-house overhead. Its broader portfolio includes Microsoft 365 and SharePoint governance, network services, automation and AI readiness, and it holds ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 certifications. Integris manages about 115,000 endpoints and is particularly experienced with community banks, credit unions, law firms and manufacturers.

8. Ntiva

Ntiva’s infrastructure bench includes certified cloud architects for AWS, Azure and VMware, along with network engineers experienced in Cisco and Fortinet. Combined with 24/7 support and strategic vCIO guidance, that lets mid-sized companies plan cloud adoption and network upgrades with a single partner. Ntiva serves clients remotely and onsite across the US and is especially strong with government contractors that must meet CMMC and NIST requirements.

9. Kelser Corporation

Kelser Corporation offers infrastructure as a service, network and wireless support, and cloud migration alongside its managed IT services. Its engineers hold certifications covering Microsoft Azure, AWS, HPE and Dell, and it works with vendors such as Cisco, Fortinet, Aruba and Ubiquiti. Based in Glastonbury, Connecticut, Kelser is best for mid-sized organizations in the region that want an experienced local team managing servers, networks and cloud workloads.

10. TeamLogic IT

TeamLogic IT provides cloud services, network management and business continuity planning through more than 350 locally owned locations. Its network management focuses on building a reliable foundation for performance, while its cloud and continuity services support remote access and fast recovery after disruptions. With more than 1,700 engineers and technicians, TeamLogic IT suits mid-sized companies with multiple sites that want consistent infrastructure support from nearby teams.

Making the Choice

Data center specialists and large cloud providers excel at complex, large-scale workloads, but many mid-sized companies need something simpler: reliable networks, secure cloud and support for the people who use them. Cortavo delivers that combination best, bundling network hardware, redundant internet, cloud services, backup testing and help desk support into a single per-user price. Whichever partner you choose, ask about uptime commitments, recovery testing and how costs scale as you grow.