Initially, working remotely seemed like it might be a short-term event; however, many businesses and organizations are slowly returning to the office over many months and in some cases, not at all. As a result, it is important to set up a work-friendly home office space that appeals to your senses, keeping you productive and comfortable.
September is National Preparedness Month. I’m sure you’ll agree, disaster readiness is crucial to help you get back to business faster should a disaster strike!
Here are a few simple reminders for you to consider…
Back Up Your Data Remotely! We recommend backing up all data to an offsite location, and we offer this as a service to our clients.
“Be prepared” is the boy scout motto. However, Hurricane Sandy is upon us and perhaps you’re not as ready as you’d like. Here are 4 simple things you can do today to prepare your computer network for the upcoming storm.
Verify your Backups are Working Properly
If you’re a managed service client, IT Radix does this for you on a regular basis and we’ll be doing an extra special check this weekend.
This time last year, we were all recovering from the effects of Hurricane Irene. Fortunately, Hurricane Isaac didn’t have the same impact. Winter storms are ahead of us. September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. The threat of fire, flood, severe storms, water damage from office sprinklers—and even theft—is very real.
Watch the video and learn about the famous IT Radix “Goose is Cooked” incident.
A few weeks ago, we had no power in our building. The cause – a goose! It had flown into the power line on the street and blown out the transformer.
