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Editorials ArchiveWhat does a contracted IS professional do onsite?The
duties of an onsite administrator vary from network to network. Depending on
what kind of network you have and what you use it for, the administrator will
perform the duties required to ensure that your data is always there when you
need it. However, there are some duties that are common to all types of
networks:
The duties listed above
are but a small sampling of what could be done to your network on a daily
basis to ensure that your network continues to run at peak levels. Many small
to mid-size companies seem to fall short in the area of advanced planning and
network growth. The common misconception is that once a computer network is
installed and running it will continue to serve your growing company for the
foreseeable future. That is not always the case. As your business grows so
should the tools available on your computer network. There are literally
hundreds of thousands of add-ons available for your computer network to
enhance its usefulness to your organization. Large companies hire teams of
network engineers to keep them on the cutting edge of technology. Can you
afford to fall behind? Does all this talk of "E-Business" make you
shake your head in confusion? Growing your network is as important as growing
your business. What starts out a small client-server network can grow into a
multi-site wide area network with remote access, an Intranet, and strong ties
to E-Business. Imagine being able to work from home as easily as you work
from the office. This is what growing your computer network is all about.
There are thousands of FREE utilities available to enhance your computer
systems if you only knew about them. Having an Onsite Network Administrator
means that you can ask them to provide you with the tools you need for
business. Most people are surprised at how much they can improve their system
with little to no cost. You installed a computer
network because you want to have a more efficient way to share information
throughout your company. A contracted onsite administrator gives you the
technical know-how of the big boys at a fraction of the price. Installing a
computer network is a large investment and one that means a lot to your
company. Ask yourself one simple question. How important is my data to my
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