The Case for an IT Specialist
Would you hire your handyman to replace your boiler or even rewire your home? Probably not, so why wouldn’t you use a specialist for strategic IT projects at your company? Read More about the reasons to employ a licensed specialist over a general IT professional.
Windows Server 2003 – Path to Migration
With a little over 3 months before Windows Server 2003 End of Support (EOS), you should have already begun your planning to migrate your applications off of Windows Server 2003. Starting your planning and migration today is the only way to ensure that come July 14th, 2015 your critical applications and workloads are safely and securely running. In this post we include some suggested steps towards a smooth Windows 2003 Server Migration.
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Windows Server 2003 End of Support – An Opportunity for Transformation
In July 2010, Microsoft transitioned from providing mainstream support for Windows Server 2003 to releasing critical patches only. July 14, 2015 marks another transition, this time the end of Microsoft support for Windows Server 2003/R2. Now is the time to understand that the end of support and the end of life of Windows Server 2003 means that your business needs to ensure that it has a plan to migrate the applications and workloads currently relying on Windows Server 2003 onto Windows Server 2012 R2 or Microsoft Azure.
Business Continuity Awareness Week
Designed for the IT industry, Business Continuity Awareness Week (March 16–20, 2015) aims to educate our global IT community on how to create a business continuity plan + get the most out of your business continuity solution. We hope this essential kit adds some pizzazz to your celebration.
Net at Work Receives the 2015 Channel Partners 360⁰ Award
We’re excited to announce that Channel Partners magazine, a resource for indirect sales channels offering IT and telecom systems and services, announced that Net at Work was selected as a winner of the 2015 Channel Partners 360⁰ Business Value Awards.
Preparing your IT for a Storm
As the Blizzard predicted to hit the Northeast approaches, we recall the aftermath of recent storms like Hurricane Sandy where businesses faced many challenges getting back to normal operations.
Strengthening Information Security with Desktop Virtualization
To operate at peak performance your staff needs access to applications in more places and in more ways than ever before—but the resulting proliferation of work locations, types of workers and access methods has pushed traditional security strategies to the…
Budgeting for Mobile Technology
Sage recently conducted a survey on the use of mobile devices in small and medium sized businesses. The study found that while the majority of industries surveyed did not budget for mobile technology, sectors such as manufacturing and distribution, food…
Urgent Microsoft Security Bulletin
Microsoft has issued an urgent security bulletin advising users to uninstall four individual updates associated with their August Update: 2982791, 2970228, 2975719, and 2975331. These updates addressed security & features, and began rolling out on August 2. The above Windows…
Urgent Internet Security Vulnerability: Heartbleed Bug – Test Your Site Now
Security experts announced a major security vulnerability flaw in OpenSSL, a popular data encryption standard. Known as “Heartbleed” this bug is a flaw in software that’s widely used to secure Web communication, meaning that passwords and other highly sensitive data…
Recap of Microsoft Office 365 NYC Workshops
As a result of the success we’ve had helping clients plan their transition to the Cloud, Microsoft asked Net at Work to present three Office 365 Hands-on Labs to educate users that are unfamiliar with Office 365 about Microsoft’s Cloud…
Microsoft Office 365 Hands-on Introductory Workshop
Next month, Net at Work is hosting a series of complimentary Microsoft Office 365 SMB workshop training sessions in our New York City office. Microsoft Office 365 is cloud productivity designed for you whether you’re one professional or a small…
End of Support Countdown for Windows XP, Office 2003 and Exchange Server 2003
The countdown has begun. Windows XP, Exchange Server 2003, and Office 2003 will no longer be actively supported by Microsoft as of April 8, 2014. As you know, older systems, cannot easily handle today’s security threats. Without critical support updates,…
Best Practices to Prepare for Natural or IT Disasters
With the potential impact of natural disasters and other disruptive events, you must be protected with a disaster, emergency response and business continuity plan. In a proper plan, 3 critical components that are planned for protection are People (employees, customers),…
