Monday, 23 November 2009 17:37
Written by Troy
1. You have two or more computers that need to share office equipment (printers, fax machines, scanners) and resources (Internet access).
2. You have irreplaceable files and data residing on more than one computer that need to be secured from loss,
corruption, or unauthorized access.
3. You need (or would like to have) secure access to your computer files while traveling or working from home.
4. You need to back up critical files on more than one computer, and you would like to be able to restore accidentally deleted files or previous versions of your files.
5. You need CRM (customer relationship management) software and accounting programs to manage and communicate with your growing list of clients and vendors.
6. You need to manage different versions of one file.
7. You need a central communication system that makes it easy to schedule group meetings and share information with employees, vendors, and customers.
8. You need to allow employees to share databases and other software tools.
9. You would like to send group faxes and e-mail broadcasts to customers.
10. You want to save money by hosting your own company website and e-mail.
11. You want to control employees’ access to sensitive financial records and personnel information.
12. You want a central access point for information instead of having to hunt down various files and data on various computers on your network.