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Five Nines Team : Jul 5, 2017 9:47:37 AM
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Your computer keeps freezing. You can't make a phone call, and you have a meeting in an hour. You are locked out of your Outlook account. Have you ever run into technological interruptions such as these, that force you to take 25 minutes out of your work day to problem-solve?
Here are 4 Technological Solutions that can help with the prevention of these issues, and give yourself and your coworkers peace of mind.
Make sure your network is properly set up, maintained, and managed. If your network isn't properly designed to support your number of users, and your application usage, you will run into an abundance of technology-related issues.
Building a wireless network that is efficient will play an important role in simplifying the lives of your employees. Giving employees a virtual way to connect to the business server can allow them to work from anywhere, at any time.
Allow yourself and your business to be prepared before a tech emergency arises. Make sure to have a plan in terms of network recovery, backups, and security. If you don't have a plan, make sure someone can arrange a plan for you. It could end up saving your business if your network ever crashes.
Paying attention to the technology in your work environment is not a one-day project. It will require maintenance and updates to continue to meet the expectations of your business. Managing anti-virus software, upgrades, security, backups, etc., will make the difference between staying on top of your technology problems or completely falling behind them.
Keeping these 4 aspects in mind can enhance and completely change the way you work.
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