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Email Protection and Continuity

Email protection, availability, and compliance for a productive business Tackle email security the easy way with Intelinet Systems and McAfee® SaaS Email Protection and Continuity. Beyond blocking spam, phishing scams, malware, and inappropriate email content before it reaches your network, this cloud-based service enforces outgoing mail policies to protect you from data loss. Count on always-on email continuity so that your organization has around-the-clock access to email. With no hardware to buy, no software to install, and automatic updates to protect against the latest threats, you can focus on securing your business, not running applications. Superior spam protection The SaaS

Managed IT Outsourcing

Managed Services What is managed services? When I meet people for the first time and they ask what exactly is managed services, I tell them it’s simply a fancier way of saying outsourcing. Managed services could be for anything, but when we talk about managed services, it’s for information technology and business communications. In other words, this could be outsourcing your computer repair/upgrade/maintenance, applications (such as email and database), data backups and disaster recovery, help desk, computer network, and telephones. An analogy I like to use is your Internet service provider. When you pay your monthly bill for Internet service,

Cisco Consulting and Solutions

Did you know Intelinet Systems is a Premiere Cisco Partner with core competencies in the Collaboration Architecture? We are an authorized sales and service provider for the following: Business Editions Phone Solutions ASA Security Appliances Routers and Switches Wireless A Modular Approach to a Comprehensive Solution Working together in a modular fashion, the capabilities of the elements of the Cisco Collaboration Architecture allow you and Intelinet Systems to develop an investment plan that helps ensure interoperability with your existing assets. A collaboration architecture implementation can gain capabilities that provide: Highly secure and reliable access from any location A consistent user

How to Save $30,000 on Collaboration Solutions

Choosing the best collaboration solution for your organization is a daunting task. Not only do features and cost have to be weighed, but the short and long term effects must be taken into account. Don’t be fooled by the first quote Tread slowly when you see a quote with a super low price. Usually it’s a sign that some additional features might have been cut to save on the cost. These hidden costs could rear their ugly heads at a later date. While it may be tempting to always go with the lower quote price, there’s a smarter way of determining which

10 Reasons Why Small Businesses Choose Office 365 over Google Apps

1. Security and Privacy Built from the ground up with security and privacy as the core focus, there is no intrusive advertising in Office 365. Your information will not be scanned for ad targeting. 2. Available When You Need It, Wherever You Are It doesn’t matter if you’re online or offline, in the office, or out of the office, Office 365 works on a PC, mobile device, or web browser. 3. Effective and Efficient Seamless communication tools are at your disposal. Chat with your colleagues on instant messaging, video conferencing, and share your desktops all within Office 365. 4. Be

Managed Print Services

The support demands in today’s printing environments have increased dramatically. We’re all trying to do more with less. Modern printing solutions empower businesses like never before. Smart companies focus on their core strengths while outsourcing their printing infrastructure to a flexible and reliable provider. This has proven to be a cost effective alternative to building up an in-house team. Although most companies do some form of outsourcing, a lot forget about their printing needs. When it comes to printing, most businesses want to save money and increase productivity (not waste paper, ink, toner, and allow workers to get their print

What’s New for Enterprise in Windows Phone 8.1

With the Windows Phone 8.1 Update announced early Wednesday morning, is Windows Phone ready for the enterprise? Let’s take a look at what’s new for enterprise in Windows Phone 8.1: Enterprise Mobile Device Management Windows Phone 8.1, has built-in mobile device management client that lets you manage the handsets with the Mobile Device Management system of your choice. Windows Phone 8 introduced the MDM protocol based on SyncML 1.2 (OMA standard for MDM). With the Windows Phone 8.1 we continue to build on that protocol, with a built in MDM client that MDM vendors can use to manage the

HP ElitePad 1000: The De Facto Business Tablet?

Microsoft tasked Forrester to conduct a Total Economic Impact (TEI) study to help businesses weigh the potential financial impact of deploying Windows tablets in their companies. The following is a summary of the the results: All these numbers make a very compelling business case. Personally I have a Windows 8.1 laptop with a touchscreen, but I find myself rarely use the touchscreen for business use. The touchscreen is great for web browsing, showing off a website or proposal to clients, and card games. For things like Microsoft Office and Photoshop, I always go back to using the keyboard and mouse. Will

Securing Your Network

Questions?Call us at 972-885-5045 ext.1035 Network complexity is not just an annoying time sap, it’s a vulnerability that hackers are exploiting with frightening vigor and regularity.Intelinet Systems and Cisco are poised to help you with that.Register for “Simplify and Secure Your Network with Cisco Access Switching” and learn how to protect your company’s sensitive information, its reputation… and maybe even your own.Click below to see the agenda and secure your spot (space really is limited… no hyperbole).Sincerely, Webcast Information Date/Time:Wednesday, June 25, 2014 10-11 A.M. PT Presenter

Cisco Live 2014: What I Learned

DX80 – Cisco Collaboration Savior? I was excited to learn about the DX80 and DX70, although I feel the names could’ve been better from a marketing perspective. It just sounds too much like a 486 DX 66. Anybody remember those? I’m an advocate of the Android operating system so I’m glad Cisco went this route, instead of coming up with another proprietary operating system. Hopefully the Webex and Jabber integration is polished and doesn’t feel tacked on. Here’s some of the key features: Key functionality: The intelligent audio feature eliminates background noise. SE Android OS combined with Cisco end-to-end security features