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One of our newest clients, Freizer & Freizer, presented us with the challenge of updating their office workstations and centralizing their data services into one location. IT Radix was able to seamlessly upgrade their workstations, implement network attached storage and work with Freizer & Freizer along the way to ensure that their new equipment became a true tool and not a hindrance! IT Radix works with each of our clients to make sure that the upgrade process is as trouble-free as possible.

Fair warning – this post is somewhat lengthy but important in order to protect you from a potentially damaging new virus threat.

A new type of ransomware virus is on the loose. This type of threat encrypts your files so that you cannot access them.

If it’s one company that has their ear to the ground, it’s our newest client Audio Inc! Audio Inc is a full-service audio rental and reinforcement company, in charge of handling all audio and production services to large-scale events such as the US Open.

We are pleased to announce the winner of our summer “Mouse Hunt” contest…..

Have your own internal Exchange mail server?  Can't afford to be down?  Ask us about SPAM Soap.

In the event your mail server is down, SPAM Soap is still up and running.  For outages like what happened with Hurricane Sandy, you will be able to access your new email messages and send new messages through the SPAM Soap’s web interface.

For those of you who remember the classic
"Who's on First" routine
Costello wants to buy a Computer from Abbott

ABBOTT: Super Duper computer store.
Can I help you?
COSTELLO: Thanks. I'm setting up an office in my den, and I'm thinking about buying a computer.

Want to use less words but still get your point across.  Sometimes, a symbol is a great way to communicate creatively and www.CopyPasteCharacter.com makes using symbols even easier.  CopyPasteCharacter.com is an online resource with characters and symbols you can use to spice up your Word documents, emails, tweets and more.

Let’s face it, bad things happen.  Since September is National Disaster Preparedness month, it’s a good time to “brush up” on some simple things you can do to protect your business.

Review your business insurance.  Make sure you have sufficient coverage to replace all of computer equipment, electronic devices and the like in your office.