By Anonymous April 23, 2010
We are a $1.4M annual sales company and recently lost our IT guy. Instead of rehiring, we opted to look for a local firm to handle our IT needs. we had a VPN server failure, we were impressed that Domitek took us on as a customer at once and immediately showed up at our premises. They solved our problem in 1/2 hour! ...and very professional, too. Mr. Libis Bueno and his company come highly recommended - Paul Boutiette, President, Kings Supply Company, Inc. ...read more
By Anonymous April 23, 2010
Libis, you truly exceeded my expectations and I cannot thank you enough for all of your hard work and diligence in making sure everything went according to plan. Please do not hesitate to use me as a reference; I plan on recommending your services to all of my clients and friends. Annette Gonzalez, Executive Director, Miss Latina Worcester ...read more
By Anonymous April 23, 2010
Before Domitek, our network would go down regularly, run slow, and even run into the occasional virus. Since signing up with their network maintenance plan, we haven’t had one single issue. I’m VERY glad we hired these guys to support our network. – Bob Prevelige, CMPS, Zenith Mortgage Advisors ...read more
3 Critical Things You MUST Have In Place Now To Guarantee Your Business Could Be Back Up and Running Fast In The Event Of A Data-Erasing DisasterCan't afford to be down for days? Then take heed to these 3 easy (but critical!) steps to make sure you never have to experience extended downtime, data loss or corruption:1. Keep an on-site AND off-site copy of your data. You never want to rely solely on an on-site backup. If a fire, flood, natural disaster or burglary happens, you're out of luck. Plus, it's smart to have a backup of your backup – especially when it comes to your businesses data!2. Throw your old tape-drive backups out the window! If you're still using tape drive backups you could be in for a HUGE surprise when you try to pull the data off of them. Tapes are highly volatile and have a failure rate of 100%. ALL tape drives fail at some point, and often without warning. Plus swapping tapes is a major pain! There are far easier and more reliable ways to backup your data. If you want some suggestions, please call our office.3. Image your server and workstations. Imaging your server and workstations is similar to taking a "snapshot" or "picture" of your hard drive. Not only does it make a copy of the information (data) that is stored on them, but it also makes a copy of all the software programs, personal settings, favorites, desktop icons, network settings, printer configurations and EVERYTHING exactly as it is in your current computer. This will enable you to be back up and running in 90 minutes verses days because rebuilding a server that has crashed, burned or been otherwise incapacitated takes time.Don't Let Your Luck Run Out! To Celebrate Labor Day, We're Giving Away Free Disaster-Recovery Checkups!Call 508-755-6503Or Visit Us Online:www.domitek.net Don't Just Rely On The "Old technology" To Keep You Data Safe!Call us during the month of August and we'll do a complete Disaster Recovery Checkup to see if you could be back up and running FAST in the event of a major network disaster.You are under no obligation to buy anything so call today! If nothing else, you'll know just how reliable your backup is; and if we find a problem, you'll have the chance to make it right before a problem happens.This offer expires September 30st so call today!Call: 508-755-6503Go Online:www.domitek.netE-mail Us:info@domitek.netHURRY! Offer Ends September 30, 2010! Safe networking,Libis R. BuenoMCP, A+, MCSA, MCSE, SBSC ...read more
By Domitek August 09, 2010
5 Things You Should Know Before Buying a New Computer When you are ready to buy a new computer, one of the first questions you may ask yourself is, "Where can I get the best deal?" Obviously you don't want to pay more than you have to, but there are other considerations besides price that you should consider before making your decision. If you shop the local electronics superstores for weekly specials, you can easily get a standard machine at a good price. This option would work best for you if you're not too picky or if you don't have any special requirements for gaming, graphics, or special software requirements. If you buy over the Internet from a major manufacturer such as Dell or HP, you'll get more choice and customization on the components, chip speed, RAM, hard drive size, and video components, but you'll pay a slightly higher price. The biggest downside to buying online is that you'll have a hard time getting technical support if something goes wrong. Not a week goes by where I don't get a customer who wants to pay me to fix a warranty-covered machine simply because the manufacturer is making it next to impossible to get the problem taken care of. In many cases, these companies have help desk people located in countries outside of the US, which means you might have a hard time communicating with them, or getting to a supervisor. Sometimes only a component (like the hard drive) will go bad. When this happens, you'll have to ship the entire machine back to the manufacture and wait a couple of weeks for them to repair it and ship it back. You also run the risk of losing all your data and configurations unless you have a reliable backup. If you have special requirements, need help in selecting a machine, or if service before, during, and AFTER the sale is important, then you'll want to buy from a local shop like Domitek Here Are 5 Big Reasons To Buy Your Next PC From Domitek 1. You'll get a senior technician who will take time to explain your options, answer your questions, and help you make a good buying decision based on what YOU need, not what we want to sell you or our current promotions from our vendors. If you buy from an electronics superstore, there's a good chance you'll end up talking to a teenager working on commission who doesn't have any real technical expertise. Since they don't offer custom-built machines, they will try to talk you into buying whatever they have in-store which may not necessarily be the best choice for your specific needs. If you buy online, you'll get very little or no help in selecting the right combination of components and options, so this works best ONLY for those individuals who really know what they are buying. 2. Superior technical support and service after the sale. If you've ever dealt with a manufacturer's technical support in the past, you know how frustrating it can be. After waiting on hold for days, you'll end up speaking with a "technician" who doesn't have a clue. Most of the time they're reading from a script and taking you through a series of system checks you could have done on your own. Whenever you have a problem with a machine that you purchased from us, we'll troubleshoot it for free. Plus, you won't have to wait on hold when you call, which brings me to another point... 3. If you need technical support on a computer that you bought from us, you won't go through voice mail jail or be transferred to another country. You actually get to speak to a friendly, local technician. 4. For no extra charge, we'll set up your e-mail account, Internet access; check your virus protection, set up your firewall, and other preferences and settings. When you buy from a superstore or online, it's up to you to configure your new machine. 5. We'll custom build a new PC using parts from your old PC. Maybe you just need more memory and a video card added. If you simply want to "upgrade" your PC to save a few dollars, we will gladly do it for you. This is something that no other store or online supplier will offer. The bottom line is this: if you are shopping solely on price and aren't too picky, then watch the weekend papers for sales at your local electronic superstore. They can offer a great price on a standard machine. Usually you can save anywhere from $100—$200 buying this way. For semi-customization at a decent price, check the Internet. There are hundreds of online resellers offering PCs at competitive prices. For the best customization, services, and support after the sale, buy from Domitek. You'll pay a little bit more but we'll make sure you get exactly what you need without any hassle or problems. Thank you,Libis R. Bueno, President&CTOwww.domitek.net ...read more
By Domitek July 01, 2010
Comcast, thePhiladelphia-based cable Company will be raising prices of most of its Programming packages anywhere between 2.8 percent and 6 percent from March 1. The reasons cited for these price increases in theCharlestonregion include - greaterprogrammingofferings as well as upgrades.However, such rate hikes are not going down well with a lot of people who feel that Companies are trying to justify constant rate hikes under the guise of offering more channels to watch.The bigger question is do customers really watch or even want more channels at the cost of rate hikes?Order DIRECT TV servicefrom Expert Satellite, DIRECTV̢۪s Preferred Online Retailer - call toll free 800-431-1221 and receive numerous benefits such as freeDirect TV installationand delivery at no cost, instant rebates on advanced equipment -DIRECT TV HDorDIRECT TV DVRreceivers. ...read more
By Direct Tv ExpertSatellite February 26, 2007
Designing and setting up a network itself can be a time-consuming job. Once you have determined the type of network which is to be installed, components which allow it to be built need to be assembled. Here's how to get going: ...read more
Networking is not always an easy thing to understand when a business owner or personal computer owner is new to the game. There are things and terms that a person might not understand. To be able to run a network smoothly and properly there are very basic things that any owner needs to know. ...read more
