Experience Matters

Few businesses are prepared to take on the design, implementation and management of their computer network. Most will benefit from an association with a qualified technology services provider who can provide strategic guidance on the appropriate technology implementation to meet their business objectives. After the initial startup cost of implementing the infrastructure, the technology provider provides on-going maintenance and support. Support calls (and the associated disruption to business operations) are minimized when the original implementation of the infrastructure is designed properly and installed correctly, thus maximizing the benefits of the technology investment in the long run.

We have seen numerous examples where the basic network implementation was not meeting the needs of the organization:

• Selection of technologies that did not meet the business needs.
• Improperly configured software.
• Under/oversized hardware to meet the requirements.
• Lack of fault tolerance (i.e., technologies that guard against catastrophic data loss).
• Underutilization of the available technology.
• Improper security safeguards.
• Poorly monitored system operation (e.g., backup system).

A well-designed and maintained computer network provides the infrastructure for a business to meet its objectives. Conversely, a poor network implementation results in operational inefficiencies, dramatically increases the risk of data loss (and the associated business disruption that causes), and creates an environment of frustration for employees. OneStopTechnology.com works with you to analyze your requirements and recommend the correct technologies to fit your needs.

Available Services

• High-level network design and project management
• Cable and/or wireless and related router/switch/VLAN infrastructure
• Firewall design/implementation
• VPN/secure access solutions
• Operating system configuration/server migration/upgrades
• Custom fault-tolerant servers
• Data backup strategies
• Disaster recovery planning
• Web/E-mail/FTP/DNS server configuration
• Remote access/thin client strategies
• Capacity planning
• WAN/MAN Design
• Desktop integration
• Virus protection
• Microsoft, Linux/Unix and Netware environments