Simple Solutions for Small Businesses with their Computers

Any small business would need IT support and the biggest problem that has is that it can be quite expensive. And because we’re dealing with small businesses here, there’s a huge chance that they won’t be able to afford the services of a full IT regiment. They may not even have the budget to work with a two-man team. But hey, it may look glum but there’s still a number of solutions. One of the best solutions that can be presented to small business owners is getting remote desktop services from a reputable IT company. 

What this specific service does is it helps out small businesses with the minor things that they would need for their desktop. Ask any managed application services provider what they can provide for both small and big businesses and you’ll see that there’s very little difference. The only discernible differences are that there are some services that will be more geared towards bigger companies. The rest however are the same. 

And if you’re interested to know what some of these remote services are for your desktop, here are some of the more popular ones or the “best sellers”. You can expect troubleshooting or remote controls, USB device Security, Software Deployment, Mobile Device Management, Configurations and more. These are often bundled together as a plan which is then offered to small business client. And what’s great about this is that they come at affordable prices!

So going back to the actual services, there’s a number of different services that can come in useful for everybody working within the small business sector. The most important one that will be offered is remote desktop management which refers to the IT or the technician taking over controls via remote and helping out the clients with their software needs. Like if they have problems operating or getting out of a software, they can call the service provider and somebody from their team would take over controls via remote to see what the problem is and more importantly provide a good solution. 

If you run a slightly bigger company with several desktops being used, you can also go and have the technician or the IT worker set up via remote some sort of USB device security system. This will eliminate the chances of leakages which could be copied and pasted on a USB device and then sold or used by a different agency or company. Setting up a system with desktop services could eliminate that. Depending on what software was installed, you could even be able to see what files were lifted and copied into a USB device. You could even have a flagging system which let you and the technician know when these incidents occur and who does it. 

You can also call in to have a specific software installed on to computers or laptops. This comes in handy when you have a new team member who has his or her own laptop and wants to have a software exclusively used by the company installed. Or it could also come in handy when all the PCs in the office or store just got updated or rebooted and you need to install the software again, just call to have those installed and it’ll be done in a jiffy.