Welcome from Sal
by Salvatore
DeRose, President
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Welcome to Volume 2 Issue 2 of The Trigon
Times. We hope that you had a safe winter
and that you are enjoying the spring. In
this newsletter, we will be concentrating on
a wide variety of topics, including Windows
7, Disaster Recovery, and eDiscovery.
If you
would like more information on any of the
topics covered in our newsletter, please do
not hesitate to contact us. Also, if you
want a specific topic to be covered in our
next edition, please send us an email at
solutions@TrigonIT.com. |
On a
side note, last November, we began a lengthy
advertising campaign on the local Regional Rail
system. During January, February and March, we had
our digital video ads running in Suburban Station.
In the upcoming months, you will be able to see
our latest digital ads in the Market East Station on
52” TVs. Also, keep your eyes peeled for new ads on
the trains and in the local Regional Rail stations.
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Thinking About Hiring Your Own
Internal IT Staff
– Think Again!
Outsourcing your IT brings additional
business value
by Stuart R. Crawford, V.P., IT
Matters, Inc.
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Businesses today wrestle and grapple with the thought of hiring their
own technology support staff to support their daily need for IT support
without fully understanding the risks and the costs associated with
having their own team of technology professionals.
Business owners, C level
execs and Managers are attracted to the idea of having a team or a
consultant readily available within shouting distance down the hall,
basically having an IT resource committed to them 24 hours a day, 7 days
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However, many of today's business owners across the country are
not aware of the total risks their business is exposed to by electing to
bring their technology support in-house.
Read More About
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Planning
for a Quick Recovery
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Learn about what you can
do to quickly and effectively recover your business' systems in the
event of a disruption.
For most small and
mid-sized businesses, computing systems and electronic information
are necessary to conduct business on a daily basis. You shouldn't
have to think about disasters causing you to lose valuable resources
and data, but the reality is that the risk of unforeseen
circumstances and disruptions to IT systems is always present.
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If
your IT systems go down, it's not only inconvenient, it could cost
your business a substantial amount of money. A study by Forrester
Research estimated that the average cost of downtime for an
e-commerce site is $8,000 per hour.
Read More
About
Disaster Recovery
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The Threat Within
Is Your Company Safe from Itself?
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Did you know the greatest
information security threat facing your organization may be sitting
in your office right now? This threat has the ability to bypass the
physical and logical controls you've put in place to protect the
perimeter of your network and has already obtained credentials to
access a significant portion of your infrastructure.
What is this dangerous
-- and often underestimated -- threat?
It's your insider
threat -- the trusted employees, ex-employees or business partners
with authorized access to your corporate network resources and
proprietary data.
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Read More
About
E-Discovery and Information Security
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2nd Quarter 2010
In this
issue |
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Welcome from Sal |
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Hiring Your Own Internal IT Staff |
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Planning for a Quick Recovery |
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The Threat Within |
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What's New with the Start Menu? |
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Windows 7: What's New with the Start
Menu?
In Windows 7, you have much more
control over the programs and files that appear on the Start menu.
The Start menu is essentially a blank slate that you can organize
and customize to suit your preferences.
Learn about
Jump Lists, Power Buttons and Libraries.
Learn More About
Windows 7
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Just for Laughs
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Today's
Quote
Opportunity is missed by
most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.
- Thomas Edison
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