Staging and Integration: The Last Step in Your Modernization Process Deployments are usually a finite project with a start and an end. While most organizations invest in-house to develop the solution to be deployed, they usually do not have the permanent resources to be able to execute the staging and integration of the final solution…
Read more »Think You Can’t Afford a Chief Information Security Officer? Meet the vCISO! No one disputes the value of a full-time Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) as part of a company’s executive team, but not all businesses can afford the $250,000+ per year that such a position often commands. If you’re a SMB, what are your…
Read more »Make Your Technology Work for You with Network Automation Network automation is the process of automating the configuration, management, testing, deployment, and operations of physical and virtual devices within a network. Using a combination of hardware and software-based solutions, large organizations, service providers, and enterprises can implement network automation to control and manage repetitive processes…
Read more »Multi-Service Platforms Allow You to do More with Less Multi-service platforms provide more than one distinct communications service type over the same physical infrastructure, thereby simplifying operations and dramatically reducing both CAPEX and OPEX while helping to bring new services to market quickly and cost-effectively. The term “multi-service” suggests not only the existence of multiple…
Read more »Provide the highest level of support with Netsync’s Managed Service Desk Netsync’s experienced, highly trained engineering staff provide 24x7x365 managed service desk coverage for all your support calls, giving your internal IT team time to work on more strategic, value-added projects that will accelerate your business. Our teams address day-to-day IT management needs, providing rich…
Read more »Incumbent Telco Replaced by Scalable, Secure Optical Network A major school district in North Texas–in fact, the largest of 38 districts in the area–with an enrollment of more than 14,000 students, had a costly, poorly supported metro-Ethernet network connecting their 28 buildings and supplying Internet access. They could cite several instances of network outages on…
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