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We offer Network Support, Maintenance and Consultancy to businesses of all sizes, but specialise in providing solutions to small and medium sized companies, typically having between 1 to 100 computers. Our solutions use a combination of hardware and software specifically chosen and tested to work well together, and often involve the use of Virtual Appliances. Our primary focus is on Quality, Reliability & Business Continuity, while minimising Total Cost of Ownership.
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Unlike most companies, we don't wait for something to go wrong before we fix it. We believe it is in both our interests to carry out preventative maintenance. When building and maintaining networks, we always apply the adages "prevention is better than cure" and "be prepared". This is why we try to anticipate and prevent problems from occurring, but when they do occur, ensure we're prepared for them. Being prepared reduces the time and expense it then takes to fix the problem.
For more detailed information about our backup & business continuity solutions click here.
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If your not yet ready for a maintenance contract why not just call us for some independent expert advice, or a quick network health check? A checkup usually only takes a few hours and can reveal a wealth of information on the current state of your network. If you wish, we can fix any problems that are found. If you would rather ask another company to fix them, that's OK too; we understand the need for impartiality when giving advice.
For more detailed information about the kind of consultancy we offer click here.
For more detailed information about what we do when we service a computer click here.
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We build all our computers from scratch, and tailor them to your requirements. We also try to predict and account for your future requirements, especially when this can be done at little or no expense. Every component we use is vetted and chosen for it's suitability and exceptional reliability. In addition, we always soak test every computer before it's despatched. This strict quality control procedure enables us to guarantee all our computers against hardware failure for 5 years.
For more detailed information about the specific hardware we use and why click here.
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Backup is actually a far more complex issue than it may at first seem. The trouble is, definitions of backup vary. Consequently, many companies have no idea what their actually backing up. Time to recovery is often not considered either. Backup is actually just a small part of maintaining business continuity, and that's where we come in. We're experts in business continuity and have developed hardware and software solutions specifically for the needs of small business.
For more detailed information about our backup & business continuity solutions click here.
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A 'normal' server consists of two primary parts, namely, the physical hardware and the operating system software. Any additional software is then added to gain functionality not provided by the operating system itself. The problem with this approach is that the operating system, and the software, is then dependant on that hardware. When the hardware fails, so does the server and software. By virtualizing the server, this link between hardware and software is broken.
For more detailed information about the many other benefits of virtualization click here.
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A virtual machine which only contains an operating system and a single application, is called a virtual appliance. Virtual appliances are exceptionally reliable because the application its settings and its data are completely self contained. As a consequence, the application can be moved, copied, restored, repaired, upgraded and restarted without effecting any other applications and appliances running on the same physical host server.
For more detailed information about the many other benefits of virtualization click here.
For more detailed information about the specific virtual appliances we use and why click here.
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