By lewisclarence August 02, 2012
We are a small organization in Seattle and we’re looking for someone to support a Cloud Computing service in our office. Glad that a friend introduced to me IntegrIT Network Solutions. It was hard for me to understand first how to make things materialize, but they are very patient in explaining things to me. So everything is set up because of IntergrIT. Thanks to you guys! ...read more
By DanF964 at Citysearch June 08, 2012
I can't ever find a good deal here. I don't know why they're staying in business. Their specialty is Electronics so you think you'd get a good deal or knowledgable service - I rarely get either when I come in. They usually have last years models or older and they try to pass them off at the same price as the newer models. They need to get with the times. The only thing I do get here is SD cards and that's usually just for convenience, no special prices. I've also been treated rudely on various occassions. ...read more
By John March 16, 2011
You have to be kidding no one does it better. I work in I.T. and this is the best products at great prices delivered faster than anyone else on the net. GREAT JOB MAINPC WE LOVE YOU. ...read more
The cloud migration exodus has begun. For many, the benefits of cloud computing outweigh the risks. Cloud computing directly addresses a multitude of challenges businesses face today. For the small business with limited resources, cloud computing has a lot to offer, along with especially attractive benefits. For example, using applications in the cloud can help address networking issues without requiring small businesses to invest in their own servers or expand their IT staff. However, before making the move, you have some homework to do to ensure you don't get left falling from the cloud without a parachute. Here are 5 things you need to do before taking flight: 1. Back It Up! Migrating data to any new location is a mess and anything can (and usually does) go wrong. Therefore, make sure you have good, recent backup copies of everything before you make the move. 2. Maintain An On-site Copy At first, moving to the cloud can be a bit scary. What can help mitigate the risk (and the fear) is keeping a local, on-site copy of your data and network image on a NAS (network-attached storage) device. That way you have a local on-site copy in addition to the working cloud copy. 3. Have A "Plan B" To Access The Internet One of the biggest questions about moving IT to the cloud is, "What if the Internet goes down?" To mitigate that fail point, have a business-class Internet connection as your initial and main way to connect, and then also have a second Internet connection service as a backup. Redundancy is the keyword with cloud service ISPs. 4. Use It As An Opportunity To Do Some Housekeeping You could just copy and paste your files from your local machines into the cloud, but why not take this as an opportunity to re-evaluate the structure and organization of that data? Here are some ideas: Re-evaluate and/or update your file naming conventions and file organization. A good file naming policy will make it much easier to find files and information. Also, consider reorganizing all the folders into smarter, more efficient categories. Consider who will be using what and what levels of permissions are required to access files. Revisiting your permission levels will help keep sensitive data from falling into the wrong hands. Look at old files and consider deleting them or archiving them so they aren't cluttering up your server and costing you money for storing and backing them up. 5. Phase The Move Don't try to migrate everything all at once. Create a transition plan and implement it. Make sure you move your files in bite-size pieces so that the changes are easy to digest for your clients, employees, partners and everyone else involved. This also gives you the opportunity to test the water before taking the plunge, and it allows you to put out one fire at a time instead of having all systems down or broken. To learn more about cloud computing, visit the IntegrIT Network Solutions "Cloud Computing" blog. ...read more
By IntegrIT Network Solutions, Inc September 24, 2012
Starting on August 28th we will be hosting Madden13 events at Dante's in the UDistict (5300 Roosevelt Way NE). 5pm - 10pm. $5 Registration Fee + $10 Event Entry Bracket is Double Elimination and starts at 7pm SHARP ...read more
By GameClucks Gaming Zone August 21, 2012
Birthday party and group rates available at GameClucks!! We are a great place for any video game lover to have a gathering or party! Group Rates5 – 9 People: $3 per Hour or $8 for 3 Hours (per person)10 – 14 People: $30 per Hour, 2 Hour Minimum15+ People: $45 per Hour, 2 Hour Minimum Birthday Party – Full Service$15012-20 People includes 3 Large Pizza’s, 4 2 litres of Pop or Juice, 2 dozen Cupcakes (from Frosted Cupcakes) and 2 Hours of Gaming1 Week advanced notice needed to book a Full Service Birthday Party ...read more
By GameClucks Gaming Zone July 30, 2012
When you have a problem with your Windows computer, you will need to contact the Microsoft support center. However, many people are unsure of how to reach support or what information will be required. Fortunately, the steps for reaching technical support are simple. Follow this guide to ensure that yo... ...read more
Like any other business, remote IT support requires a method for charging customers for services completed. However, many people who are starting their own remote IT support company may not be familiar with the best methods for customer billing. Fortunately, there are several different possible billin... ...read more