Business Network Services
Contents
Administration
Help Desk
LAN's WAN's
Project Implementation
Policies and Guidelines
Security
Wireless Networks
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Network Administration
A network administrator can whip your system into shape
in nothing flat.
- Set up and install a new network from scratch
- Eliminate bottlenecks
- Coordinate workstation configuration
- Track software license usage throughout your organization
to protect you from lawsuits
- Assure backups take place on schedule to protect
valuable files
- Tighten security
- Set up a computer laboratory to test software before putting
into production
- Coordinate hardware and software acquisitions
- Create and enforce IT policies and guidelines
- Conduct training workshops
- Train one of your employees to assume the duties
of Administrator
- Expand your network to serve new areas and people
- Interview, hire, train, and support network technicians
- Troubleshoot network and desktop problems
- A network virtual assistant that you can call on when needed.
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Help Desk
Do you need to set up a network help desk or improve your
existing function? One of our help desk experts can
get you going in the right direction.
- Hire and train staff
- Write procedure manuals and scripts
- Coordinate hardware and software acquisitions
- Set up your VoIP PBX to route calls to the right operator
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Local and Wide Area Networks (LANs
and WANs)
Business LANs (networks restricted to a local area such as a building,
a complex of building, shipping yard, etc.) and WANs (networks
that can span cities, states or countries) come in many types.
- Our experts can help you decide what you need and help
you set it up
- Expand existing computer networks
- Turnkey network solutions custom made and installed
- Wireless computer network design and installation
- Virtual Private
Networks which leverage the power of the Internet with
safety and security
- Hybrid networks that combine several technologies into
a coordinated whole
Projects
Special projects often cause your network staff to
neglect their regular duties. There just aren't enough
hours in a day. A project may also require skills not
available in-house.
- Complete project teams
- All the skills you need
- Department rollouts
- Wire New buildings
- Retrofits
- Network replacements
- Network upgrades
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Policies and Guidelines
Networks can be a source of trouble unless there is a roadmap
for people to follow.
A well-developed set of policies and guidelines can assure
that additions and changes will not harm either the network
itself or result in a security breach. Wildcat changes by
untrained departmental employees can inadvertently expose
the entire organization to invasion by hostile forces, be
they crackers or the competition.
For instance, a well-meaning employee may install a simple
wireless access point for his department. Without proper security,
someone sitting in a car outside the building my be able to
invade your entire system using just a laptop computer equipped
with a WiFi card.
Enforceable policies can spell out the steps necessary for
making changes and can mandate the coordination necessary
with your network team to avoid such problems.
A set of guidelines can also provide a roadmap for organizing
the network and its growth for maximum efficiency.
Security
Any invasion of your network can expose your entire organization
to vandalism, theft, and espionage. Invaders can sneak in
through a rogue wireless access point, via the Internet, or
by hacking an employee working from home. One of the popular methods is "social engineering" where the cracker fools an employee into doing something that gives him access.
All of these problems can be overcome.
Our security experts can help you button up your network
and procedures to block invaders before they can do any damage.
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Wireless Networks
Wireless computer networks are considerably less costly to install
and make redeployment a snap. Properly done, a wireless
network works as well or better than a wired configuration
and can be just as secure.
Wireless networks can be used to "wire" a
building, connect several buildings together, bridge
the gap between campuses, or connect cities. All this
without having to dig expensive trenches or hang miles
of wire or fiber. Temporary networks and Internet access
for special events are innexpensive and quickly installed.
Wireless cameras make installing security monitors
a snap.
Our experts have experience with the latest equipment
and procedures. We can create networks of any size with
"5 nines" (99.999%)
of reliability.
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