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Upgrade or Buy New?

New computers are normally configured for home users and this configuration is less than ideal for use within a business. Reconfiguring your new desktop or laptop for business means;

Improved performance and reliability
Improved security
Install your business software
Install Anti-Virus Software
Remove non-business software (games, toolbars, trial software etc)
Implement a more suitable drive partition configuration

Upgrade Example 1

While purchasing something in a shop, and while wait for the invoice to be printed, the manager mentioned they were going to buy a new PC as the current one had become to slow.

Upon further investigation it was evident that the PC was severely under powered for the Microsoft Office packages they were running. The addition of a further 512Mb of RAM and the replacement of their existing Anti-Virus product resulted in a much faster machine and a substantial cash saving for the owner.

Upgrade Example 2

After adding two additional video security cameras to their network, a residents association were quoted over a thousand pounds by the original supplier to replace their existing server after it run out of video storage space.

Greenwood-IT installed two additional 750Gb drives (RAID 1) and configured the video application to use this separate partition. This not only increased their video storage capacity but improved performance and makes for simpler data recovery if a hardware failure should occur in the future.

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