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Having a dedicated IT support team is crucial for any business that relies on computer technology to function. IT professionals are responsible for providing technical support, implementing security protocols, maintaining and updating the technical infrastructure, ensuring scalability, strategic planning, and ensuing smooth business operations. So what does all of that mean, exactly? Technical support: A dedicated IT support team troubleshoots

As with everything else related to information technology, computer networks are evolving. New technical capabilities, new work habits, and new security threats lead to new demands for network performance, security, and reliability. An old-fashioned network architecture was well-designed when it had servers, hard disks, routers, and a firewall. It was usually serving certain physical locations, though those locations may have

In today’s constantly shifting technological landscape, many businesses outsource their IT services to a managed service provider, that distributes and assumes responsibilities for providing managed IT services on behalf of the company or organization. Likewise, Nashville has been a hub of innovation and culture for decades. Nashville businesses are currently one of the fastest-growing markets in the nation; that’s why

Some companies that offer IT support services provide a few standardized tools and services. They may prescribe a network monitoring solution and implement it for example. All of the top companies offer network monitoring, cybersecurity, patch management, and cloud services. The top providers of managed IT support services offer additional services that go beyond simple hardware or software management. Those companies

Business owners can easily let their IT software and hardware needs and related business practices evolve without much formal management or planning. However, full-time management of your business server is necessary for the security of your network. Running key business software and storing data does impose risks and costs, and having someone on-site to help mitigate network security risks could save your business

  Many business owners are settling into the reality of relying on a remote workforce for the foreseeable future. But finding your groove can quickly come to a screeching halt if you haven’t updated your Backup & Disaster Recovery Plan (BDR) to reflect the changes in your operational setup. Here, we’ll detail three of the most important steps you can