Managed IT Services
With our managed services, we provide businesses with proactive, around-the-clock network monitoring and maintenance for a flat monthly rate. By minimizing computer system downtime, managed services optimizes the efficiency of your business, leveraging cloud-based alerting, real-time status, and automated tasks. These in turn reduce your operating costs while making them more predictable, allowing you to focus on running your business.
Assessments
The best starting point is an assessment. A combination of automatic and manual processes, we audit your current systems, from backup to security and everything in between. We then compare our findings to industry standards and vendor best practices in order to make the prioritized recommendations we call your “IT roadmap.”
Backup and Disaster Recovery
YES can help recover your data and restore your IT infrastructure quickly if a flood, fire or other disaster strikes your business. We can also help you create a disaster recovery plan and perform routine backups to ensure that, if such an event occurs, your business’s data will be safe.
Networking
Enterprise class security appliances offer services beyond simply connecting a network to the Internet. Unified Threat Management (UTM) units from WatchGuard, Fortinet, and Cisco can monitor all traffic to and from the outside world for viruses, SPAM, and hackers. They can also establish virtual private networks (VPNs) that allow secure network access for remote users or permanent connections between business locations.
Virtualization
Virtualization is a means of abstracting servers, workstations, and applications to separate them from the underlying hardware and make them more flexible, efficient, and manageable. Products from Microsoft, Citrix, and VMware allow businesses to manage their infrastructure more efficiently and cost effectively. For example, a program running on a server in one city can be made available to users a thousand miles away and seem like it was installed locally, enabling telecommuting and “private cloud” configurations.
