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Let’s say for example that you own a small business that experiences, on average, ten major IT related issues per month. In response, you commit $1000 per month to your IT budget in order to resolve these issues. Several months go by, and at this point, the number of major issues has dropped to only [...]
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The Law of Diminishing Returns
Posted by dparker on July 10th, 2010
Posted in Consulting, Network Management 
Tags: budget, diminishing returns, investment, IT, maintenance, management, troubleshooting 
No Comments »Remove a PC virus infection with AVG
Posted by dparker on July 10th, 2010
Virus infections are one of the most common – and costly – problems to plague PCs in the workplace. No matter how hard you try; no matter what precautions you take, there is always a possibility that a virus will find its way into your network. So what can you do when it happens?
Web Content Filtering
Posted by Admin on October 4th, 2007
Concerned about employee productivity? Worried about legal liabilities from users visiting adult websites and file sharing services while on company time? Every day, computer users surf the Internet for business, education, and entertainment. And every day, those same users expose their computers to dangerous website content, often without even knowing it. Malware and viruses can [...]
