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SHBO Technologies June Newsletter |
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How Secure Is Your Data? Four Simple Things You Should Do Now!
During this time of year the threat of fire, flood, severe storms, water damage from office sprinklers, and even theft is very real.
One of the most valuable assets for any company is its data. Hardware and software can easily be replaced, but a company's data cannot!
As a reminder to all of our clients, here are some simple things you should do to make sure your company is ready for any natural disaster.
* Back up your data remotely! Everyone knows that data should be backed up on a daily basis. However, many people still use in-house tape drives that may get damaged in a natural disaster or fire and the tapes can easily be stolen. We recommend backing up all data to an off-site location, and SHBO is proud to offer this service to our clients.
* Use a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) with built-in surge suppression. A high quality UPS with built-in surge protector will go a long way in protecting sensitive electronic equipment from surges and other electronic irregularities that can destroy your computer.
* Make sure your servers and computers are off the floor. If your office gets flooded, having your equipment off the floor will help prevent it from being completely destroyed. Server racks can be purchased and installed to protect your equipment from any potential dangers.
* Have a disaster recovery and business continuity plan. Every business should have a plan in place for continued operation after a disaster. Would people know where to go? Who to call? How to log in and access data remotely? Hopefully you'll never need it, but having a simple plan will make you sleep a lot easier at night, knowing you have a way to continue to operate when disaster strikes.
If you need help in any of these areas, give us a call at (561) 283-0825! We can not only get you prepared, but also back up and running fast, in the event of a disaster.
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SHBO Technologies Customer Referral Program
SHBO Technologies customer referral program rewards you for referring new business to us. Simply pass our name and contact information on to your professional connections who can benefit from our IT services.
You have the choice to receive either a $50 future service credit to your account or a $25 gift card.*
There is no limit to the number of clients you can refer!
For more information about SHBO Technologies customer referral program please contact us at (561) 283-0825 or email us at info@shbo-tech.com.
* The referral bonus is rewarded to the referring party after the new client signs a service agreement and pays for invoiced services. If you receive over $600 in gift cards during a year, we are required by law to issue you a 1099 form.
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Microsoft Products Reaching End-of-Life Support
If you're still using Windows XP Service Pack 2 or Windows 2000 Server, please be aware that they will reach end of support on July 13, 2010. If you experience a problem, issue, or outage on one of these products, Microsoft may not be able to help you resolve your issues until you have upgraded to a supported level of product. SHBO Technologies stands ready to help you with transitions and upgrades. Call us today at 561-283-0825 to find out if your network and desktops are current with the latest updates so they are always ready to support your business. |
A Letter from the President
It is my pleasure to send you this newsletter. It has been a goal of SHBO to communicate more news, tips, and information to our clients and friends. We feel that a monthly newsletter is one efficient way to keep you apprised as to what is going on at SHBO and in the IT industry.
It is our mission to design and develop technology solutions while proactively managing all services for our clients. Our products and services are delivered in a prompt and courteous manner, are cost effective, and encompass all IT equipment, telecommunications and cabling needs.
If there is something you would like to see in future newsletters please email me directly at bwoods@shbo-tech.com
Sincerely,
Brian Woods
President |
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