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Professional Services
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Requirement Assessment
Cinch Networks will sit with your IT staff and users to assess what future growth and functionality is to be expected in the next 2 - 3 years.
We will then build a rollout plan that details required and suggested network upgrades to, servers and desktops, software, Routers and or firewalls, and your Internet Service provider.
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Network Audit
Network auditing is a great place to start if you are looking at upgrading your current infrastructure or if you are just looking for a detailed list of hardware your business network is currently utilizing. Network audits often single out bottle necks and problem devices that may be overlooked otherwise.
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Software Audit
Software audits are a great way to quickly determine what software is installed and who is using it. With a network audit you can ensure your business network is standardized in both software type and versions.
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Software Licensing
Keeping detailed and up to date records of the software licenses you own and how may installations of that software are in use on your business network is vital. Cinch will build a report detailing the existing software and licenses, then ensure all copies are up to date and fully licensed. Software licensing will avoid potentially costly fines.
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Remote Administration and Assistance
Remote Assistance and Administration is a great way to ensure prompt updates and fixes on both your server and desktop systems. By implementing this service Cinch Networks has the ability to administer many of the day to day functions from our office. We can resolve most issues in less time than it would take to drive to your site saving you time and money both in consulting fees and productivity.
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Network Mapping
Mapping your network gives you a logical map of how all the devices are interconnected and what devices are dependant on others. With a network map trouble shooting a network issues is much easier to track if you know all the variables involved. Mapping is also a very good way to assess security risks and weak network extensions.
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