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We provide the Server
We provide the Workstations
We provide the Software
We Provide the Backups
We Provide the Support
ON-SITE has taken server centric technology to a new level and has made it possible for your company to never have to worry about purchasing another Server or Workstation again. It’s like having all of your workers, regardless of location under one virtual roof.
ON-SITE offers you the ability to have an annual fixed cost for your IT infrastructure.
Server centric computing is not new. It has been around since the days of main frame computing. Today, server centric computing allows you to experience the full benefit of the Windows environment without loading the applications on your PC. All of your data is centrally located. Your dedicated CIAC server is accessible from anywhere, anytime.
ON-SITE and our CIAC platform make it possible for you and your company to benefit from the advances in server centric computing, with a reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
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| We become Your IT department |
We specialize in serving companies that either do not want an IT department, or want their in-house IT staff completely relieved from all of the day-to-day IT work. For a fraction of what is costs to own and maintain your own internal network, ON-SITE becomes your IT department. We provide your company with all of your hardware, support and service you need to effectively operate your business.
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| Anywhere Anytime Access |
With ON-SITE and our CIAC platform, applications and data will be accessible and fully supported from our secure data center. Your employees log into our data center from anywhere in the world. They may use any type of computer or web-enabled device that is connected to the Internet. Once logged in, users can access all of their programs, data, email and any other applications they use to do their jobs.
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(Tequesta, FL) – The age of managed technology services has entered a new era. A technology company based in Tequesta, Florida is offering an unparalleled managed services product for small and medium companies. Their service allows a company to set ...
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(Tequesta, FL) – The age of managed technology services has entered a new era. A technology company based in Tequesta, Florida is offering an unparalleled managed services product for small and medium companies. Their service allows a company to set a fixed IT budget and know that it will not vary.
ON-SITE Hosted Services will furnish a company with as many dedicated file servers as they require, all of the workstations and monitors and a complete IT staff to manage the platform at a fixed cost. No longer does a company have to worry about upgrades, break and fix and unforeseen IT expenditures. All of the responsibility is shifted to ON-SITE and their CIAC platform.
ON-SITE Hosted Services maintains a client’s server in a secure network operations center. They have multiple levels of failover redundancy built into the system and boast a 99.999% system uptime. All of the programs you use on a day to day basis are loaded onto the CIAC server. Leveraging Exchange Server 2003 and Microsoft Office, ON-SITE Hosted Services provides Fortune 500 mail and office collaboration tools that have been out of the reach for small and mid-sized business.
Because the server is hosted with ON-SITE, you and your branch offices can work on the same data, at the same time. And for all of you late night workers you will be able to access your same desktop environment from home, hotel or any place you can get onto the internet.
When you consider the reliability and accessibility as well as the cost of licensing and upgrades on an annual basis, CIAC and ON-SITE make perfect sense for today’s companies. ON-SITE delivers a superior product at a fair and reasonable price. If your business uses computers, then you should contact ON-SITE Hosted services to find out how the solution can work for you. For more information contact ON-SITE Hosted Services at 1-888-575-4001.
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Tequesta, Florida, Software-as-a-service and hardware-as-a-service are not new ideas in Information Technology. However, they are paving the way for externally hosted network infrastructures, and ON-SITE Hosted Service is taking the lead with CIAC. ...
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Tequesta, Florida, Software-as-a-service and hardware-as-a-service are not new ideas in Information Technology. However, they are paving the way for externally hosted network infrastructures, and ON-SITE Hosted Service is taking the lead with CIAC. CIAC is a hosted network platform capable of delivering a full workstation environment via the Internet. ON-SITE’s solution is best suited to the small to medium sized business owner who needs to trim their IT expenditures, increase reliability, work from anywhere, and achieve the highest level of business continuity available.
“CIAC can be likened to electricity,” says Eric D. Miller, President of ON-SITE Hosted Service. “In the early days of electricity, businesses were required to maintain their own generators. Now we order power from a service provider. We plug in, and we know it’s going to work.” Hosting the network infrastructure in a similar way solves many business problems, including the general problem most businesses face today in making Information Technology a constantly available, powerful tool that works on-demand.
Today’s standard network configurations require businesses to purchase and maintain a significant amount of network hardware and software. CIAC significantly reduces these costs by hosting the network off-site. Minimal need for network maintenance and expensive hardware reduces a company’s need for in house consultants. Since the end result is a more reliable computer environment, CIAC increases the efficiency of the company’s information workers, trimming the cost of IT.
Security and recoverability are of paramount importance to business owners. Miller comments, “We promise that CIAC provides our clients with bulletproof security, and immediate disaster recovery.” ON-SITE hosts the network environment in an ultra-secure data-center, monitors network access, and manages server back ups. In the event of a disaster ON-SITE can restore network resources almost immediately through remote access control. “This translates to the highest and fastest return on investment of any solution,” says Miller.
About ON-SITE Hosted Services
ON-SITE Hosted Services founded in 2003, is a privately held information technology consulting, outsourcing, and development firm. ON-SITE works with clients to develop innovative Information Technology solutions to business problems. ON-Site’s solutions allow organizations to leverage Information Technology to achieve high levels of effectiveness, efficiency, and collaboration. ON-SITE is headquartered in Tequesta, Florida, but participates in projects world-wide. For more information, visit www.ecehosting.com.
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Tech Support then - and Now
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Tech Support then - and Now
Before CIAC and ON-SITE
The reservation system is not working. Your neck is on the line. Your vendor did some kind of database upgrade they said wouldn’t make any difference, but it must have changed something important. You call your vendor’s support line and listen to hold music. You can feel your blood pressure rise.
You finally get through to the technical support representative (TSR). He’s listens—impatiently, it seems to you—while you explain what you’re seeing on the screen, and confirms that data base changes could result in exactly the error you are seeing. Unfortunately, to get to the bottom of the problem, he’s going to have to get a bunch of configuration files and settings from your system to try to replicate the error on his machine. “Take careful notes,” he says.
“The procedures for getting the information I need are a little tricky, and I need to get it all before I can start debugging. Ready? First right click on ‘Properties,’ then find the ‘Advanced’ tab, then…
Ten minutes later, you screen is full of notes telling you how to get all the information he needs, and he’s promised to call you just as soon as he gets your email with all the settings. You work through arcane menus you get the feeling you were never meant to never see. A half hour later, you send him an email with many attachments and sit looking expectantly at the phone. You check your watch, and see that only five minutes have passed since you checked last.
Twenty minutes later, the phone rings again, and you answer it immediately. “Whoops!” the TSR starts. “We forgot about the database DLL versions. I’ll need those, too, to recreate your system. Ready to take more notes?” You sit back in your chair, increasingly certain that your customers are going to continue seeing an error message when they try to make their online reservations.
With CIAC and ON-SITE
The reservation system’s not working. Your neck is on the line. Your vendor did some kind of database upgrade they said wouldn’t make any difference, but it must have changed something important. You call ON-SITE support and are pleased when you ring right through to a TSR. You feel yourself starting to relax a bit.
The TSR confirms that database changes could result in exactly the error you are seeing. “Let’s take a look,” she says. “Do you mind if I see what’s on your screen? It’s completely secure—your Chief Security Officer reviewed our technology and approved it.” You click the “OK” button on your screen to authorize sharing. She asks you to look at a few things for her and then says, “It might be quicker if I ‘drive’. You watch while I explain what I’m doing, in case you ever need to look at this stuff again.”
You click “OK” again and look at your screen, encouraged and interested, as the TSR steps you through her debugging process and figures out the exact configuration change that is needed.
“Well, it looks like that’s all taken care of. Anything else I can help you with today?” “No, thank you!” You sit back in your chair, relieved, and then watch the status monitors as reservations start being processed again.
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Thin-client computers — inexpensive terminal-style machines — were promoted a decade ago as replacements for personal computers and desktop software mainly by Microsoft’s rivals, like Oracle’s Larry Ellison and Sun’s Scott McNealy. But the thin-clien ...
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Thin-client computers — inexpensive terminal-style machines — were promoted a decade ago as replacements for personal computers and desktop software mainly by Microsoft’s rivals, like Oracle’s Larry Ellison and Sun’s Scott McNealy. But the thin-client market never took off, as the networked devices could not really substitute for PC’s.
But Hewlett-Packard’s $214-million purchase of Neoware, a thin-client maker, points to a second act for the thin-client market. The acquisition is a consolidation move by HP, the No. 2 thin-client maker, taking out No. 3, Neoware. In short, the world’s largest PC Company is acknowledging this an emerging market it cannot ignore. No. 1 is Wyse.
What is different this time? The software, networking and user experience for server-based computing delivered to individuals has improved considerably. Virtual software versions of Windows desktops can be streamed to thin clients, including audio and video. There are even notebook thin-client machines these days.
PC’s are power-hungry, so they increase energy costs and may contribute to global warming. Server-based computing has big security edge over PC’s.
“All these pieces are falling into place, and all the big guys are looking at this, both vendors and corporate customers,” said Bob O’Donnell, an analyst at IDC. Thin-client shipments, estimates IDC, will increase 20 percent annually to reach 7.4 million worldwide by 2011.
Tarkan Maner, chief executive of Wyse, the No. 1 thin-client company, thinks the growth could well be much faster. Another force fueling the market this year, he says, is Microsoft’s Vista — as corporate customers begin looking at another costly upgrade in PC hardware to accommodate the new operating system. “Vista is a major catalyst,” Mr. Maner said in an interview today. “It’s made corporate CIO’s rethink their desktop strategies.”
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