Network Infastructure

Network infastructure comprises the core of your IT systems. Infastructure includes servers, workstations, operating systems, switches, routers, and your internet connection. Also important is data backup, battery backup, user security and maintenance. An unreliable, under performing network can cripple your operations. Our number one goal is for your network to be as reliable for your business as your physical offices.

Upgrading from Windows 2000 to Windows Server 2008 R2

Network Infastructure
After 10 years of support, Windows 2000 Server will finally end support on July 13, 2010. As part of this retirement, updates – including security updates – will no longer available.
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Security Firm Reveals Microsoft's 'silent' Patches

Network Infastructure
Computerworld reported that Microsoft silently patched three vulnerabilities last month, two of them affecting enterprise mission-critical Exchange servers, without documenting the bugs in the accompanying advisories.
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Why Your Small Business Needs an Intranet

Network Infastructure
One thing about running a small company is the ability to act quickly. Decisions are not bogged down by layers of management. In fact, most moves are made with the interested parties meeting around a conference table.
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HP buying Palm for $1.2B

Network Infastructure
Hewlett-Packard Co. has agreed to buy Palm Inc. in a $1.2 billion deal.
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PowerPoint 2010 Adds Capabilities

Network Infastructure

The new PowerPoint lets users embed YouTube videos; export presentations to video as a multimedia experience with narration, music, video and slides all included; overlay text and composite effects to a video; and more easily send presentations with transcoding and compression tools. Users can also choreograph video, audio and slide animations so all the elements in their presentations are tightly synchronized.

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