Posts Tagged: IT Support
Every business we talk to has unique IT needs. Some business owners feel like they can do their IT on their own while others hire a tech to help them when their issues are to…
You are at work and your computer is giving you troubles again. You spend an hour trying to fix the problem only to experience more frustration and extended downtime. Downtime is something business owners deal…
When you have computer issues and you have to call your IT guy, does it make you a little sick? Most business owners don’t know how to budget for unknown IT repairs. When issues arise,…
We love hearing from our clients on the support desk! We understand, however, that you really don’t want to have to call us, EVER. Of course, it is not that you don’t like us, it…
Backups are the most important part of a company’s information technology strategy. Restoring deleted or damaged files or emails is one of the tasks managed IT support providers do the most for their clients. It…
With 2016 here, is it time you rethought your IT strategy?
It’s important to understand that you as a business owner wouldn’t be as successful as you are today if it weren’t for the talents of your professionally-trained team. You need to understand that the complexities…
Keep IT Services Simple, aka KISS, is a sure way to find success in business. By keeping operations simple, the cost of doing business is reduced, there’s less room for error, and more people understand…
Outsourcing your companies IT is a great way to free up money and take advantage of time-saving remote services. Businesses have different reasons for signing up for outsourced IT, but many clients have similar expectations…
Your PC’s CPU (Central Processing Unit) is one of the many delicate components inside your computer. The CPU essentially does all of the thinking that your PC needs to do, processing instructions from your operating…
It takes a special kind of person to give great customer service. If someone can’t pick up on social cues, or if they have a low tolerance for repetitive questions, they will end up offending…