- How can Solution Works provide cost-effective
Solutions?
- What makes Solution Works unique?
- What knowledge does Solution Works
have?
- How can Technology help my business or
organization?
- Why do I need a website?
- Why do I need a disaster recovery
plan?
Solution Works, LLC has established off-shore and domestic partnerships
in addition to providing the best internal expertise, so that we can
provide our customers cost-effective solutions done once and done right.
Solution Works, LLC is unique because it caters specifically to the
needs of small and medium sized businesses and non-profit
organizations. Solution Works, LLC has created specific partnerships
with cost-effective providers, whether software development firms or
technical support solutions, all with the focus on the needs of our
clients.
The employees of Solution Works, LLC come from a variety of
backgrounds, including: data warehouse consulting, technology support
management, project management, records management and disaster
recovery.
Technology solutions can help your business streamline processes,
facilitate communication with clients and vendors and help you to promote
your business through brand identity and a global presence provided by the
internet.
According to the US Department of Commerce, Internet traffic is
currently doubling every 100 days. This makes your potential for growth
much higher than with traditional forms of business. Furthermore, the
Internet allows you to instantly share information with an audience who is
interested in your products and services. Other reasons for building a
website include:
- To establish a credible, professional image
- To provide excellent, cost-effective customer service by providing
current product literature, annual reports, press releases, catalogs,
and convenient online ordering
- To gather marketing information
- To obtain new customers and generate sales leads
- To provide a highly cost effective advertising medium (especially
when compared to print, radio, and television)
- To improve customer or employee relations by providing a place to
take applications, requests, questions, and comments
- To provide employees with world-wide access to company databases
"What would you do if all of your technology infrastructure was
suddenly gone, destroyed by flood or fire, or by some other disaster like
terrorism?" If you said contact your insurance company, you
only have a small part of the answer.
Although contacting your insurance company in the event of a disaster
to your business is certainly a good idea, it hardly does you any good in
making sure your business can survive. After the unfortunate events
of September 11, you now need to consider a lot more than just a telephone
call to your insurance company. Like any other plan for your business
(marketing, financial, etc.), a disaster recovery plan needs to be thought
about, written, updated on a regular basis, and followed if needed.
Disaster recovery plans need to be broad in scope and need to address
issues such as: minimizing risks, protecting life, recovering critical
systems and applications as efficiently as possible, safeguarding against
litigation and lawsuits, protecting competitive positions, and preserving
customer confidence, among other things.
Why do you need a disaster recovery plan? To stay in business!
