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Help and advice on common IT issues

Here are a number of common issues facing many of our clients. Just click on any of the underlined headings below to access our advice on it.

Setting up a network
You have 3 or more PCs without a central server and you want to share files, have e-mail, share calendars and/or share Internet access.

Buying or Replacing a Server.
You have less than 25 PCs and your existing server needs upgrading or replacing.

Microsoft Small Business Server
You are using or considering buying Microsoft Small Business Server.

Sharing Outlook folders without Exchange
You are using Microsoft Outlook and want to share your folders, such as calendars, tasks, contacts etc., but you don't have - or want to buy - a Microsoft Exchange or Small Business Server.

Computing on the Move
You want to be able to access files and e-mails when away from the office.

Buying or Upgrading Computers and Computer Equipment
You need a new computer or you want to know about upgrading your existing PC , or your looking to buy some computing equipment (e.g. Printers, Scanners, Networking etc.).

Extending your Network.
You have a growing business that needs to add more PCs or telephones but you don't have the connections.

Networking different sites together
You have a business with multiple locations that you want to link together.

Backups and Disaster Recovery
You can hope your computers never fail, but you can't assume it. Regular, proven backup routines and some planning for the unexpected can be essential to business survival.

Need some help?
You are looking for good, practical, impartial advice on how to make the most of your investment in IT systems.