Your oldest daughter left for her freshman year in college. Because of an academic scholarship she selected a small liberal arts college 12 hours away from home. In spite of the difficult first semester of classes and the 16 hours a week of college gymnastics classes, her first three months away from home have gone really well. In fact, the teary phone call you just received was the first time you have had any indication of her having even a moment of sadness. Surprisingly, these tears were not caused by homesickness. They weren’t caused by roommate drama either. This first set of tears were cause by something you are powerless to fix from twelve hours away. Computer problems.
Although tears are not normally a part of workplace computer problems, the stress caused by IT problems can be just as frustrating, and often much more costly. Whether you are a young freshman at college, or an network security specialist, computer problems can stop you in your tracks. Having the best computer repair technicians to solve your IT problems can get you back online as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, 9 out of every 1,000 computers are infected with spam. While much of this spam is harmless, sometimes it can cause network security management issues. Furthermore, 57% of small businesses reported staff-related cyber breaches in the most recent years. These breaches make it all the more necessary for employers to be vigilant with both new and existing employees. IT managed services staff should be trained in the security processes that are necessary to monitor employee computer and internet activity. Workers must understand that they must follow office protocol and policies when they are visiting internet sites, downloading files, and updating software. Coordinated computer support teams should make system security a priority. Mandatory monthly password updates are often a part of this onsite computer services protocol.
Employers know that 59% of employees steal proprietary corporate data when they quit or are fired, so staff computer repair technicians work to constantly to backup both company and employee data and can immediately eliminate access to an employee who is leaving the company for any reason.
Computer problems as small and unique as a college student laptop issue, as well entire computer systems in a complicated IT environment, can be managed and supported by a qualified staff of computer repair technicians.
