IT for Construction

Safeguarding applications and systems that your business relies on involves a comprehensive approach that balances accessibility, privacy, authenticity, safety, and security. Viruses can take up a lot of memory (RAM), delegate malicious actions without your knowledge, cause issues running legitimate applications, and malware can change its appearance rapidly avoiding detection, damage or prevent access to data, and even allow control of your device remotely. Having a good antivirus program to stop an infection and remove it is critical in mitigating exposure of sensitive materials and downtime to restore critical services.

The primary objective of disaster recovery planning is to confirm your response to emergencies that impact critical applications, data, and systems to mitigate the effect on the regular operations of the business.  Organizations create and manage large volumes of data, much of which is important, or even vital to its continued operation and survival; and the impact of data loss from hardware/software failure, human error, hacking, and malware could be significant. A plan for data backup and restoring these critical business components is essential. 

What does a professional website really do for your construction business? a well-built website can bring new leads and update crews on job schedules/materials. Your overall web presence delivers new leads right to your front door and the best part is the quality of leads a well-built website it brings you because people who are already looking for your exact service can find you easily. No one is picking up the phone book and flipping through yellow pages to find a painter, electrician, or plumber. They are using search engines, in fact, almost 97% of people search online before they make decisions about purchasing a local product or service. If you don't have a website, you are missing out on the opportunity to get your business right in front of a global marketplace.