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Network monitoring

Network monitoring is the process of continuously tracking the performance, health, and security of a network infrastructure. By monitoring traffic, devices, and services in real-time, businesses can proactively identify potential issues, optimize performance, and ensure seamless connectivity. Our network monitoring solutions provide visibility and control, helping you stay ahead of potential disruptions and maintain a reliable, secure network environment.

Help Desk / End-user support

Help Desk and End-User Support services ensure your team stays productive by providing fast, reliable assistance for technical issues. Whether it’s troubleshooting software, resolving hardware problems, or guiding users through common tasks, our expert support team is available to solve issues quickly, minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency. We’re here to keep your operations running smoothly and your users happy.

On-site / Consulting support

On-site and Consulting Support offers hands-on assistance to address complex technical challenges directly at your location. Our experts work closely with your team to analyze, recommend, and implement tailored solutions that align with your business needs. Whether you need system upgrades, network design, or troubleshooting, our on-site support ensures your technology runs optimally and efficiently.

Vendor Management

Vendor Management services help you streamline relationships with third-party providers, ensuring that your business receives the best value and service. We handle everything from selecting and negotiating with vendors to monitoring performance and managing contracts. Our goal is to optimize vendor partnerships, reduce risks, and ensure seamless integration with your operations, so you can focus on what matters most—your business.

Cloud Solutions

Cloud Solutions empower your business with flexible, scalable, and secure computing resources. From cloud storage and data management to custom applications and infrastructure, we provide tailored solutions that help streamline operations, enhance collaboration, and reduce costs. Transitioning to the cloud with us means increased efficiency and future-proofing your business in a fast-evolving digital world.

Technology Consulting

Technology Consulting helps businesses harness the power of technology to drive growth, improve efficiency, and stay competitive. Our expert consultants work closely with you to assess your needs, recommend innovative solutions, and guide the implementation of tech strategies that align with your goals. Whether optimizing existing systems or exploring new technologies, we provide the insights and support you need to succeed in the digital age.

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Mobile Data Security - iPad BackupIs your workforce going mobile, anxious to take their new Apple iPad’s out on sales calls and other activities outside the office?  Don’t let your company data be at risk.  Data security for your workforce’s mobile devices  begins with proper backup.

How to Back Up Your iPad

by Greg Hanson

If you have ever suffered though a computer crash, you know just how devastating it can be. To begin with, there’s all the time, effort, and expense of getting your computer back up and running again (or replacing it entirely). But beyond that, there’s the loss of data and personalized system settings. Depending on how recent your last backup was, you could have lost anywhere from a few hours to several months worth of work, photos, and memories.

The same threat is present with an iPad. Just like any other computer system, an iPad is vulnerable to defective hardware and corrupted software. Plus, there’s always the chance that you drop your iPad and break it beyond repair. It could even be lost or stolen. For all these reasons, it is vital that you regularly back up your iPad onto your main computer. Thankfully, this is a simple procedure.

If you do not already have iTunes installed on your computer, install it now. It is the primary software used to sync iPads with computers. It allows you to move documents, photos, and videos back and forth between your computer and your iPad. Plus, you can save a backup copy of all your iPad settings and apps onto your main computer.

Connect your iPad to your computer by using a dock connector cable (which you should have received with your iPad purchase). iTunes should detect the iPad and list it in the left-hand panel among the available devices. Unless your settings have already been changed, a backup should begin automatically.

If the backup does not begin, though, click on the name of the iPad in that left-hand panel. At the bottom right-hand corner of the window you should see a “Sync” button. Click on that button to begin backing up your computer.

You can also use the iTunes menu options to set your specific syncing options. This is helpful to prevent all the memory on the iPad being consumed by photos, videos, music, and podcasts. Determine the exact folders or files which should be synced from your computer onto your iPad. However, for a complete backup, you should allow all your files, apps, and settings to be synced from your iPad to your computer.

To provide an extra layer of security, regularly back up your main computer onto an external storage device. By doing so, you will have one backup of your main computer plus two backups of your iPad.

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