May 19, 2018
A DR Test in the Midwest
Since 2007, Opti-vise IT has been serving clients in Ohio and other midwestern states with innovative business continuity solutions.
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Manufacturer? Protect Your Company by Adding Business Continuity
As a manufacturer, you’re producing real, tangible products each and every day. Your company’s ability to produce high volumes at low costs can determine where you fall among your competitors.
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How A Swift BCDR Plan Prevents Downtime
Imagine if you were hit with major server failure. Now, imagine business is back to normal in fewer than 30 minutes. That was the exact situation for a client of Swift Chip, Inc.
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Cole Informatics Saves Time and Money With Datto’s Business
Back in 2002 Terry Cole saw the need for high-quality IT services for customers that showed little interest or comprehension of business critical technology.
Read NowA Prescription For Disaster
Aldridge is a managed services provider providing best-fit IT and cloud computing solutions to growing small and medium-sized businesses. The MSP’s clients benefit from their unsurpassed commitment to support.
Read NowDon’t Take A Recess From Business Continuity
As attorneys, you’re committed to providing your clients with the best legal advice and service possible. In order to do so, you recognize that in the world of law, time stops for no one.
Read NowAccounting Firm Dials Computer Rescue 911
Getting end users to care about IT can often be a challenge. After all, if IT isn’t a part of their everyday, it can often go overlooked.
Read NowManufacturing Company Takes BCDR to the next Level
Matthew Fex is the IT Systems Administrator at Johnson Level & Tool, a leading manufacturer of high quality measuring tools designed to help professional tradesmen do their work more accurately, more quickly and more reliably.
Read NowI’ve Seen Fire & I’ve Seen Rain
Business continuity in a box. That’s what Managed Service Provider, XCEL Professional Services Ltd. in Calgary offers their customers.
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