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In today’s ultra-competitive business landscape, choosing the right technology partner is key to gaining an advantage over your competition. Unfortunately, there are quite a few pretenders in the managed IT services landscape. Even in a city like Austin known for its technology innovations, bad IT service providers are prevalent. Trusting in the wrong IT partner…
COVID-19 has forced many small business owners in Austin to move their operations out of the office and into their homes. Working remotely has become the norm for many. While many businesses already have a work from home plan in place, others are new to working remotely. Fortunately, many tools exist to help home-based workers…
Time moves fast in business. It’s the end of a month, but the start of a new year. Annual budgets are in and now is the opportune time to invest in your business. Lighten your workload by investing in cloud computing, managed services, and project management. As a Managed Service Provider (MSP), ITC can help your business reach its full potential.Cloud…
A disaster recovery plan is a business’ way of ensuring that their IT infrastructure is maintained in the event of a disaster. It is a well-documented, step-by-step plan that details how the business will run in the event of a man-made or natural disaster. Coming up with a solid disaster recovery plan is vital to…
Planning your 2020 IT budget can be intimidating. There are so many factors to consider, and any mistakes can cost you a lot of money. Consider including these things to have a good start to 2020!Cloud migrationMany small to medium businesses are including the move to Office 365 in their 2022 IT budget. This isn’t…
Windows Server 2008/R2 will be reaching its end of life on January 14th. After you create a plan to upgrade from Windows 7 using our last article, you will need to turn your attention to your servers if you are still using Windows Server 2008/R2. Upgrading your server may seem daunting but it doesn’t have…
39% of the world’s PCs use Windows 7 as of 2019. Windows 7, however, is reaching the end of its life. Support for Windows 7 will end January 14, 2020 and Microsoft will push users to upgrade to their newer operating systems.Windows 7 end-of-lifeWhat does “end-of-life” mean anyways? It means that Microsoft isn’t going to…