Posts Tagged ‘Small Business’

ITCSNYC begins internship program with ASA College

Monday, September 14th, 2009

ITCSNYC will begin an internship program with ASA College this fall!

After being contacted by Sabrina Lewis, ASA College’s externship coordinator last summer, we began making plans to welcome the students into our business culture. Participating in the program gives us the opportunity to learn how to best teach and transfer our core principles to new employees. It also gives students the chance to work in a real world business environment.

Interns will be posting weekly blog entries detailing their experiences, what they have learned during the week and giving us their own ideas on improving the company!

We are looking forward to what will be a very rewarding teaching and learning experience.

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Computer Information Security

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

If your digitally stored information fell into the wrong hands, it could expose you to threats of identity theft, fraud or blackmail. While early malware (malicious software) caused inconvenience, annoyance and data loss, today’s malware is increasingly developed to steal your security credentials or take ownership of your computer.

Operating as your computer security specialist here in New York City, we can design/re-design and maintain your IT infrastructure to be a highly functional, reliable and stable resource. Realize the productivity & operational improvements enterprise class businesses enjoy, Contact us today!

With broadband usage quickly becoming a standard in the business world and network security hazards on the rise, small businesses without a dedicated IT team are faced with the great challenge of protecting their networks from threats. However, in order to meet this challenge, small businesses must first face a greater challenge: understanding and acknowledging the threats. What you don’t know about computer information security threats may hurt your business.

Viruses and Worms, Trojan Horses, Spam, Phishing, Packet Sniffers, Maliciously-Coded Web sites, Password Attacks: Brute-force, Packet sniffers, IP-spoofing, Trojans, Hardware Loss and Residual Data Fragments, Shared Computers, Zombie Computers and Botnets are some of the threats that are existent for small businesses.

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ITCSNYC helps Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Sunday, August 2nd, 2009

IT Computer Support NYC helps the Jewish Telegraphic Agency solve their computer problems:

When Jewish Telegraph Agency the definitive, trusted global source of news of interest to the Jewish people around the world ran into computer trouble this week they called IT Computer Support NYC.

We provided the 80 year old new agency with swift and effective desktop support which got their assistant editor back on the internet quickly, and we look forward to helping them with any computer support issues they may have in the future.

About JTA:

With correspondents in New York, Washington, Jerusalem, Moscow and dozens of other cities around the globe,  the Jewish Telegraph Agency is able to provide in-depth coverage of political, economic and social developments affecting Jews in North and South America, Israel, Europe, Africa and Australia.

JTA Contact:

Uri Heilman
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
330 7th Ave 17th floor
212-643-1890 x 200

Taraje Solomon
Small Office Support /  Home Office Support
IT Computer Support NYC

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Computer Problem Solving: A Philosophical View

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

Problems happen. They are a part of life. We accept them as a fact of life however we still want to resolve them as quickly as possible. Before we can solve a problem though we need to understand one thing about them: All problems exist within a context, some type of system that not only makes the problem possible but defines it and gives it shape. Before we can solve a problem we have to learn as much as we can about the system in which it develops.

In its most abstract form a system is just a set of interacting components that form an integrated whole. That whole resulting in the manifestation of event that no one component could produce on its own. Whereas in the realm of science we may be able to say that systems (galaxies, star systems, ecosystems etc.) develop with no intent at all, in the realm of human endeavor (Cultures, Societies, Businesses, and especially Small Business Networks…) systems are developed with a particular goal in mind.

A problem would be anything preventing the system from producing it’s intended result. So when a problem arises we have to ask ourselves: What is this purpose of the system? What is it’s goal? What was it put together to do?

We also need to know: What the different parts of this system are. How do the component parts of the system work together to achieve that goal?

Once we know the answer to these questions we have what we need to *resolve the problem.

*(Actually it is the system that gets “resolved”. Since most problems are just a lack of efficient/effective communication between the components parts of  a system, when we “fix a problem” we are actually just restoring fluid communication within the system hence the term ”solve” or “resolve”.)

I realize the statement above goes against the mathematical understanding of the term solve (such as solve for “x”) but as the article title implies this is  just my own philosophical view of problems solving.

What is yours?

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Taraje Solomon
Small Office Home Office Specialist
IT Computer Support NYC

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