[fiscient] Is it worth?

My current solution is less expensive. Why would I spend more? Loss of communication and data accessibility can translate to lost information, lost donors, inability to perform work, and unproductive staff. Technology is never free because the cost of downtime for a ‘good enough’ solution can be crippling. Plus, HD can do more than replace your current system.

On-site file copies: In specific situations, and for mobile users, files and even programs can be placed on-site in the event of a local emergency.

Thin-clients: Imagine a computer that doesn’t crash, doesn’t get viruses, doesn’t have error messages, never needs to reboot, and has access to the latest software. Imagine that that same computer costs half, a third, or even a fourth the cost of your current desktop. You are imagining the thin-client. A thin-client is a small device that connects directly to HD to access all programs and files. Any monitor, keyboard, or mouse can be plugged into it. Thin-clients can be stand-alone, simply requiring a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

Microsoft Exchange Email features:
Contact lists that all users can view, share, and edit
The ability to view every other user’s current schedule and availability
Shared folders and document repositories that all employees can access
Blackberry and Microsoft ActiveSync mobile solutions
Anti-SPAM and anti-virus protection

“When a blizzard disrupted the internet connection at our office, [fiscient] knew about it before we did, and our staff

On-site servers: If a specific program or device needs to have a server physically on-site, it can plug directly into the HD model. Engineers will monitor your local server to ensure its availability and keep it secure / updated.

was able to work on HD from home without any problems.”

Mike Clabaugh, President
VisionQuest Alliance