When we act as the focal point, we take on the responsibilities that demands attention for detail. From Pre-Project planning through implementation, we drive the project from start to finish and ease your mind of the day-to-day tasks and deadlines.
 

• Leveraging I.T. to create a competitive edge
  Over the past decade, the pace of information technology advances has skyrocketed, providing a myriad of technology strategies, options and approaches. But which technologies provide businesses with a technological competitive edge, and which ones are technology sinkholes? Let Where To Start Technology Solutions guide you and your organization through this labyrinth of choices.
   

• Manage I.T. at the pace of technology advances
  We always comment how fast technology changes in our industry, but the reality is that we are all becoming the victims of the advances in technology that outpaces our ability to budget, implement, and support the technologies. Determine which of the strategies used by companies large and small will address your service and support options and keep up with the changes in technology. Solutions include asset and network management, strategic partnering, automated software updates and distribution, selected outsourced services, and total lifecycle leases.
   

• Security solutions
  Modern operating systems include security technologies that can be used by administrators to do everything from file encryption all the way through fully locked down end-to-end Cardkey-based encryption and encapsulation systems. What is the right amount of security to apply that provides enterprise-wide security, but does not create a Helpdesk bottleneck as users have troubles accessing their own information files?  
   

• Business Continuance planning
  Going beyond RAID hard drives, Tape drives, and UPS backup power.  Businesses need to do continuity and disaster recovery planning and implement options to ensure a truly 24x7x365 environment.  Strategies applied to the infrastructure to protect against failures of servers (hard drives, power supplies, error correcting memory), network infrastructure (LAN and WAN connectivity), Internet communications (email and hosting operations), and facilities access (building access and employee system access redundancy).  Business continuance should included proactive monitoring and alerting, active/active server clustering, network load balancing, hierarchical storage management, and distributed file systems.