Posted by Bruce Campbell on Jul 19, 2017 03:54:58 PM
Cloud based computing carries a lot of promise for many Bay Area business owners. However, it’s still an IT infrastructure, and must be managed to deliver all the desired benefits to your business. Most businesses, so far, are adopting a hybrid approach to the cloud, moving some assets to the cloud while maintaining other assets in the local data…
Posted by Bruce Campbell on Jul 11, 2017 08:44:50 PM
For many network users, their primary interaction with IT support is through a user “helpdesk.” Whether it’s in-house support staff or through a third party provider, a support center is imperative to the relationship between client and support. NetCentral support provides our clients with seamless support from our in-house support center (San Ramon, CA) that…
Posted by Kyle Lawhorn on Jun 27, 2017 07:10:21 PM
If you had any doubts about the threat of cybercrime... it appears another global ransomware attack has started. If your company does any international business, you could be next. Spread through email, infected websites, and Social Media (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc), “Petya” ransomware has the potential to become as debilitating as "WannaCry", and has affected…
Posted by Bruce Campbell on Jun 23, 2017 10:36:55 PM
Companies need their technology tools to perform their business operations every day. As a result, they have IT infrastructures that must have support. Users need help, network devices must be managed, and everything has to work together. What’s the best way to handle this? Some companies have internal IT employees whose sole responsibility is keeping those…
Posted by Bruce Campbell on Jun 12, 2017 07:22:33 PM
Businesses today rely on technological tools to operate. These tools handle sales processes, payroll, accounting, manufacturing, planning, communication, customer relations, and more. It’s likely your company absolutely depends on its IT infrastructure to conduct day-to-day business, including strategic development and planning. What you should be asking yourself: - Is there someone in your company that knows…
