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The primary goal of a businesses is to be able to make a profit based off of whatever they happen to be producing.  Most people are going to be working under the assumption that whatever their final profit numbers end up being is how much they make, but in house upkeep can put a pretty substantial dent into these numbers.  One area in particular that can become a financial strain for companies is how much money needs to go into their tech system.  You’re not going to need a top of the line computer for most businesses and buying in bulk does help to reduce the price.

Of course once you’re done buying the computers you still have to maintain them.  Hardware and software upgrades are usually relatively inexpensive, most ranging anywhere from ten to fifty dollars apiece.  Even with the frequency in which they keep coming out it isn’t too expensive to stay up to date, at least for a single individual with one computer.  Ten dollars for a piece of software might seem miniscule, but when you have to provide the upgrade to a hundred computers ten dollars suddenly turns into one thousand, and that’s just for a single upgrade. Read more…

One of the earliest issues that small business owners encounter is creating a reliable, effective, and safe network of computers. If new to the idea of networking computers together, the very idea may seem a daunting task. If somewhat familiar, the primary fear may be the increased security risk and exposure that can sometimes arise when linking computers together on the same network.

While networks are undoubtedly a valuable way to increase productivity, they can also increase your exposure to security threats if not done properly. The same concept that allows the computers to share information also makes that information more susceptible to attacks by hackers. Read more…