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Editorials ArchiveWho Needs a Network Administration contract?This is
the single most asked question. Unfortunately, there are no simple answers.
Every business has its own needs when it comes to computer networks. There
ARE a few questions that you can ask about your organization. The answers to
these questions can help you come to a decision.
These 6 simple questions
can spell out your answer. Like most technology, computer networks are a
complicated tool, to work at their peak efficiency they need to be
maintained. Many companies adopt the "It works so why worry about it"
philosophy. This means that after the installation, their computer network is
never touched again, until it breaks. Unfortunately, sometimes that's too
late. Computer companies regularly get calls from panicked business owners
whose networks have just crashed. After diagnosing the problem, sometimes the
data is unrecoverable. Unrecoverable data is just that, UNRECOVERABLE.
Regardless of how much money companies are willing to pay they are never
going to get their financial, customer, or inventory information back, ever.
Starting from scratch is a terrifying prospect. In today's technical
marketplace, trained IS professionals are out of reach for most small to mid
size companies. These companies are flying without a net. Can you afford this
gamble? The choices
open to these companies are simple:
By contracting with a
service company you are essentially hiring a team of fully certified IS
Professionals to maintain your network. Like a full time employee, this
company will become a proactive part of your network system. PROACTIVE is the
key. 99% of fatal network errors could be easily avoided if caught and
treated early. Calling a company to fix your problem may get you back up and
running today, but what about tomorrow? Be sure that your company of choice
staffs multiple, certified engineers and technicians. Hiring a company that
sends a high school senior who "Knows about computers" is a
tremendous waste of your company's money. Go with a company who is certified
with the Developer of your network software and workstation operating system.
Don't settle for anything less than an MCSE or CNE certified engineer. Your company's data is a
valuable commodity that should be protected. Professional advanced system
planning is the key to a smoothly running system with plenty of room for
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