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Most small businesses do not want to invest in a Chief Information Officer or an IT technician because experts tend to cost a lot of money and they do not want to have to pay to keep someone on site on a daily basis when problems don’t always arise daily.
Cut costs and Increase computing capacity!
Do you know what server virtualization is? It is when you partition one or more servers into many virtual servers to maximize resources on that hardware. This resource is vital for IT because it provides efficiencies and capabilities that you can’t access otherwise.
Are you having email problems? Let us help you turn them into productivity gains!
There are so many competitions when communicating with people such as texting, instant messaging and social networking, however, email is still an essential part of business operations.
Keeping system downtime to a minimum and protecting critical data is important for your business.
It is important to plan for problems that may arise with your technology. If you have a lot of downtime on your computer system and cannot remain open, then you can’t keep your business profitable.
Are you tired of worrying about all your IT problems? Let us help you today.
Most businesses need computer systems and applications to function and grow their business. These systems and applications need to be monitored, managed, and protected correctly.
If you are in Las Vegas, Phoenix or Los Angeles and have a company with many computers, you have a choice to make between hiring your own IT staff or hiring a company who specializes in IT Support. Both methods are very common and we love helping companies who want to outsource their IT department.
Hackers, malware, and other cyber threats are constantly searching for the slightest weakness to exploit. Last week, hackers broke into the largest hospital network in Singapore, one of the world's leading financial centers, and stole 1.5 million health records, including those of the Prime Minister.
Last week, the Department of Homeland Security said that foreign hackers broke into hundreds of supposedly secure computer networks belonging to U.S. electric utility companies. Hackers accessed the control rooms and had the power to potentially cause nationwide blackouts.
A single hour of downtime costs the average small company $8,000, and costs a midsize company $74,000, according to a study by Infrascale. Considering that it takes the average business 18.5 hours to recover after a disaster, the cost implications are considerable.
Ransomware infects more than 100,000 computers around the world every day, according to FBI statistics, and victims are paying more than $25 billion a year to cyber criminals. Yet one out of five businesses that pay the ransom never get their files back.