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5 Reasons to be Aware of Windows Server 2003 End of Support

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In April 2014, all the commotion was about Microsoft finally pulling the plug on its popular Windows XP operating system. But less publicized at the time was Microsoft’s planned end of support for its Windows Server 2003 platform—currently scheduled for July 14th, 2015 according to Microsoft’s Support Lifecycle information. This date should be of particular importance […]

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Managed Print Services: Motivators and Considerations

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As printing remains a critical part of many companies’ day-to-day activities, it is crucial that businesses keep their print infrastructure up-and-running to avoid productivity loss and unnecessary downtime. But, oftentimes, the print environment can be a huge cost and productivity drain, with staff time devoted to fixing printing problems, ordering supplies, and gathering meter readings.

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8 Simple Tasks to Improve Security

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Target and Home Depot have made headlines recently for major security breaches that put millions of customers’ personal and financial information at risk. While the two major retailers were victims of highly specialized and targeted attacks, SMBs must understand they are susceptible as well—most often of more widespread, but equally damaging threats. Security vulnerabilities, Cryptolocker

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Could you benefit from a larger IT staff, but you can’t justify the additional overhead?

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Could you benefit from a larger IT staff, but you can’t justify the additional overhead? Could you benefit from a larger IT staff, but you can’t justify the additional overhead? Stratix Systems can be your “extra pair of hands.” Companies with small, inexperienced or over-burdened IT staffs are a great match for Managed IT Services

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