Network infrastructure is the physical layer of network configuration. It includes workstations, printers, phones, and scanners. A network topology must be selected based on the physical space and operational requirements. We install data and voice lines, switches, and routers to connect your devices.

Local area networks (LAN): Local networks linking personal computers, servers, printers, scanners, phone and other office hardware are the backbone of most small business IT departments.

Virtual private networks (VPN): VPNs gives you an encrypted tunnel to access business data remotely. This could be useful if you are working from home or using an unsecured public WiFi connection. It gives you access to applications, file shares, or other servers from virtually anywhere.

Cloud-based networking: Cloud networking is intended to reduce cost an improve the efficiency and scalability of your office network. Benefits include rapid deployment, easier administration, reduced hardware costs, built-in redundancy, and automatic software updates.

Cloud-based applications: The cloud makes it possible for small businesses to afford enterprise-class apps, computing, and storage. Frequently used software, like Microsoft Office and Quickbooks, can be hosted through a subscription service to increase accessibility and security.

Data Backup & Recovery: Having an efficient and reliable way to backup data is essential to operating any business. In the event of a data loss event, such as deletion, power failure, software crashes or having unopenable files, we can often recover your data.

Spyware & Virus Removal: Even the most careful computer users occassionally encounter annoying, performance-degrading spyware or viruses which freeze data and render the computer inoperable. Many times, malware can be removed from the computer without losing data.