Monday, November 28, 2011

Quick Tips for Replacing Technology


It's the time when businesses are finalizing their operating budgets for next year.  Planning for IT needs and equipment should be a part of this annual process.  In other words, don't wait until your equipment is obsolete and you can no longer order parts or worse; critical technology breaks down and interrupts your business operations for multiple days.

Here are some quick tips:

Assess Current and Future Needs - Build a three to-five-year plan, including employee and business requirements and compliance and productivity improvement needs.

Budget - Determine spending levels to support sufficient company needs and prioritize equipment replacement and devise backup plans in case revenue doesn't keep pace with expectations.

Performance - Can the equipment perform adequately now, with upgrades, or does it need to be replaced?

Installation and upgrades by a professional - Skilled consultants and employees make sure systems are properly set up, adding to improved operations and greater longevity.

Reputation - Ensure faster replacement of computers and systems that are customer- or client-facing. Consider the implications of failures or unprofessional appearance.

Disposal - Follow the rules for your state and consider extra costs and fees for planning purposes.



From upgrading your existing technology to purchasing new equpment and installing it properly, TeamLogicIT can help your company run more efficiently and increase its bottom line. For more information, contact Jon Simms at  MountainViewCA@TeamLogicIT.com or visit  www.teamlogicit.com/MountainViewCA.

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