Central Solutions, a fully-serviceable technology consulting company in Mason, will be on hand at the 2010 Michigan Association of Chiropractors Convention at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort in Mt. Pleasant November 19 – 20.
Central Solutions will be on hand to discuss all things technology, including their newest campaign, The IT Police, which is a remote monitoring program for your technology 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Cyber-criminals never sleep and neither do The IT Police. Managing and protecting your investments
Central Solutions is a technology consulting company specializing in personal computer support and repair; development of technology plans; wireless Internet service; Internet Protocol telephone solutions; surveillance; data backup and recovery, as well as, network support, monitoring and T1 replacement. Central Solutions' goal is to provide quality, effective and complete technology solutions with the consumer in mind.
Central Solutions is located at: 207 Kipp Rd. Suite A Mason, Mi 48854, adjacent to Meijer, and next door to JP Signs. Central Solutions is open from Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Central Solutions can be reached by calling (517) 676-4787 or visit our website at: www.centralsolutionsinc.org.
Nov 8, 2010
Are Remote Managed Technology Services Right For Your Business?
Some questions to ask before you decide whether or not your business needs remote technology managed solutions.
What are your organizations primary lines of business?
What is the budget allocated to IT services? Might it change depending on unmet needs?
What areas of your business are dependent on IT resources? To what degree?
How sensitive are areas of your business to downtime or reduced availability of of IT resources?
Have you experienced any painful issues with your current IT support
model that have cost your business time or money or exposed it to risks?
What centralized IT assets do you have? (i.e. servers, applications, etc.)
What critical data do you depend on for operations or needs to be protected?
How sensitive is your business to security issues or compromises?
Does your organization face any compliance issues or standards?
What are your organizations primary lines of business?
What is the budget allocated to IT services? Might it change depending on unmet needs?
What areas of your business are dependent on IT resources? To what degree?
How sensitive are areas of your business to downtime or reduced availability of of IT resources?
Have you experienced any painful issues with your current IT support
model that have cost your business time or money or exposed it to risks?
What centralized IT assets do you have? (i.e. servers, applications, etc.)
What critical data do you depend on for operations or needs to be protected?
How sensitive is your business to security issues or compromises?
Does your organization face any compliance issues or standards?
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