Bottom Line. . . You can increase productivity 10 FOLD!

Everyone wants a value and for most offices, labor is the top expense every month. You pay your employees "X" amount of dollars for their production. It would stand to reason that if you can get more production from each employee for the same "X" amount of dollars, it would be a good investment.

When clients ask VR Media Solutions how to increase their office productivity, the first thing we do is set up a network. If a network is already in place we optimize it, we've never been into a business that was making full use of networking. . . we showed them how.

What can you do with an office network?

Simply put. . . VIRTUALLY ANYTHING. To keep things simple we'll list some of the basics:

• File Sharing:
  As simple as it sounds this is the number one killer for office productivity. If you're emailing documents or putting them on a jump-drive to get them to someone in the next room, you are wasting valuable time and resources. Don't forget about your remote sales force, are they working with the current documents for a client? Many assume to tackle these basic problems you need to spend thousands of dollars on a server. In some cases they are right, however, for many offices with less than 8 computers, VR Media Solutions can accomplish this using the existing machines and software. Part of our consultation is determining if your business can save more time and money by going with a server, or just using a small office network with the current machines.
  
  
• Network Printing:
  We've seen some creative and EXTREMELY inefficient printing practices in office environments. A good office network will allow any computer to print to any desired printer. . . without running a ton of USB Cables and switches. Of course if money is no object you could buy a printer for each employee and keep so much ink on hand it makes your local 'Big Box' store jealous. Contact us, we can help.
  
  
• Network Backups:
  Computers are like motorcyclist. . . there are only those who have crashed, and those who will. Er, we've been through both. We're not going to go into much depth. If you're not backing up the entire computer (windows and apps included) you're riding a motorcycle without a helmet. You know who you are and we can help. Look forward to speaking with you. . . perferably before the crash. However, if you temp fate and lose we can recover your data.