Resources
Things Worth Having Before You Need Them
Case studies, writing, and checklists you can use whether or not you ever call us. If one of these saves you a bad afternoon, it has done its job.
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Case Studies
What we did for other companies, what it changed, and what it cost them to leave it alone.
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Blog
Plain explanations of the decisions small and mid-sized businesses have to make about technology.
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The Time Machine
A few pages built in the interfaces we grew up supporting, each one about something businesses still call us about.
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Guide
When to Replace a Server, and What It Costs to Wait
Hardware rarely fails without warning. This guide covers the signals that a server is nearing the end, how to calculate what a day of downtime costs your business, and why replacing infrastructure on a plan is cheaper than replacing it the morning it dies.
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CMMC Level 2: What to Do First
Certification feels unbounded until somebody draws the boundary. This guide covers the first three moves that decide what the whole program costs: finding where controlled information actually lives, narrowing the scope around it, and writing down where you stand on every control before you spend anything.
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Twelve Questions to Ask Before You Sign an IT Contract
The questions that separate a provider who will still be useful in year three from one who looks the same on the quote. Twelve of them, what a good answer sounds like, and what it means when you do not get one. Print it and take it into the meeting.
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