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While small businesses have many of the
same technology needs as larger organizations, they don't
have the resources of a full staffed IT department.
Without a team of individuals focusing on the managing your
IT resources, your business is exposed to many risks
needlessly.
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Typical Technical issues and risks
addressed for Small Businesses
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- Virus Protection -
Improperly configured, not up to date, and not centrally
managed, leading to increased virus risks, and often
undiscovered viruses currently infecting your systems,
leading to data loss, damaged programs, or security
breaches.
- Data management
- Improperly configured data protection &
backup solutions, poorly configured tape rotation plans,
and no off-site or fire-proof storage of tapes,
all increase your immediate risk to your data.
Additionally they may increase your legal risks as
you may not meet your legal obligations for maintaining
archived data for legally sufficient time periods.
- Local security -
Little or no local security, where user can install,
delete, or "Tweak" their own systems, leads to
unlicensed software running on your systems,
inconsistent configurations, accidental application
deletion, or worse yet, data loss. Fines for
unlicensed software can run as high as $50,000 per
occurrence.
- Remote connectivity security
- Protection from individuals outside your organization
gaining access to your key data, programs or resources
is more important than ever as we are ever more
dependent on the increased connectivity and information
access that the Internet brings.
- Performance tuning
- Most users desktop systems as well as servers are not
properly configure, and therefore not running as well as
they should, wasting time, money, and not allowing you
to use all the power you have paid for.
- Network speed -
Network seem to be running slower and slower all the
time, with each new programs your organization installs,
it seems to be taking increasingly long amounts of time
to load programs, access data, or print documents.
- Desktop
Configuration - A lack of consistent systems
configurations where each system has its "own"
peculiarities, increases the time to solve any problem,
and leads to unnecessary money spent supporting your
systems.
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