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Today’s information highway is chock full of private information cruising along its routes. Everyone today needs to think carefully about how it sends and receives private information. Flash back to tax season and you wanted to give your accountant information for your tax return.

T&R Oil Company from Kearny, New Jersey,has joined our growing list of happy clients.  A licensed and bonded freight shipping and trucking company, T&R Oil has a freight hauling business out of their headquarters location on Lincoln Highway.

This oil transport company reached out to IT Radix because they heard of our outstanding service, and they were looking for a company that could support their growing and fast-moving business.

Perfect together describes the relationship between the accounting profession and information technology. If you think about all the job categories that have been positively impacted and enhanced by the power of information technology, accounting would be near the top.

New technologies and innovations have permeated almost all industries including the insurance industry. About half of the insurance carriers are “in the cloud” and the carriers are not alone. By leveraging the cloud, many of our clients in the insurance industry have enjoyed greater quality and efficiency for their products, claims and business practices.

IT Radix is pleased to welcome its newest client, Kalman Associates, an accounting and tax preparation firm in Piscataway, New Jersey.   The first project IT Radix did for the firm was to upgrade its server.  Kalman had been running a Windows Server 2003 operating system.

Who are you wearing? That is the famous question reporters often ask celebrities as they traverse the red carpet on the way to their awards shows. But soon that might not be a question just asked of New Jersey stars like Jon Bon Jovi, Eli Manning and others, but of you and me as well.

We all have heard the expression “Good Fences Make Good Neighbors,” but what the heck could that possibly have to do with computers? Well, by definition a fence is “a barrier enclosing or bordering a piece of property, used to prevent entrance.” In the context of your network a “fence” sounds an awful lot like a firewall.

Due to significant advances in networking and mobile technologies, more and more people are working remotely—client locations, hotels, home offices and backyard garden swings. As company IT infrastructures become more decentralized, keeping company computers, mobile devices and data secure has become much more challenging.