Who hasn’t heard of the latest tech craze, Pokémon Go? This popular app has only been released for two weeks – and has already taken the world by storm. Tech lovers in Vancouver are hard at work catching Pokémon – that is, if the Pokémon Go servers weren’t in dire need of support.
As an IT Support provider in Vancouver, we deal with everything from drafting and implementing disaster recover plans to resolving and preventing viruses and malware. Think of us as your IT consulting agents and tech support team – working in the background, and just an email away.
A sign of quality IT consulting and proactive network monitoring is the ability to recognize potential threats that may cause downtime and loss of productivity. A proactive IT team will have a disaster recovery plan for when things are humming along.
IT support, tech support, whatever you want to call it, it’s all technology and that’s what makes the world go round. Whether it’s work or play – we rely on technology for most aspects of our lives.
If your phone isn’t loading an app properly or accidentally deletes your music files – that’s a nuisance.
IT consultation means more than just doing the things you’d expect us to do. An IT consultation with Quicktech means that we take the time to learn about your business and what you need—perhaps in ways you haven’t even thought about before!
When it comes to IT, sometimes you don’t know what you need until you need it.
We’d like to think that it’s the coolest thing since sliced bread. Maybe not, but it’s up there. Of course, we’re talking about our new website!
Our new website is built to serve you better, by showing you how exciting IT support should really be.
As of April 8, 2014, Microsoft will no longer be providing supports for the Windows XP operating system. XP originally came out in 2001 and has proven to be a favorite of many PC users, current accounting for 35-40% of all operating systems.
Why this is important information?
This information is important as unsupported version of Windows will no longer receive software updates from Windows Update.
As the use of mobile devices continues to grow, so do mobile security threats. Most people use their mobile devices for both work and leisure, which creates even greater risks to corporate security. The threats and risks, ranging from unauthorized access to data stored on mobile devices to a device’s ability to access corporate networks, can’t be underestimated.