Does your current “vendor” charge you when you have issues or problems with your servers and desktop computers?

Do they respond like it's costing THEM money not you, when the "server" goes down?

When that workstation is down or running slow it cost you money, not only to get it up and running, but also that employee is  costing you money in "lost productivity" then add "missed opportunities" and you are spending more on your computers that you think, or can see on a profit margin report . When the server goes down........ multiply that by 10 or 20

Computer Point alleviates the headache and unexpected expense when it comes to network downtime. By providing "Proactive Availability Monitoring", "Complete Network Management", and "Ongoing Preventive Maintenance"

Our exclusive “Point Support System” puts you in control. So you know exactly what it is going to cost   before thing go wrong.

"Point Support" it’s a better way of "thinking" about your network infrastructure.

So.......you have to have problems for your current service provider to make money. It sounds like your goal of keeping everything running smoothly 100% of the time and their goal of hoping something fails so I can charge you to fix it are not the same.

As a business owner you are busy concentrating on running your business. You don't have time to worry about

*whether your proposal attachment will get through the server firewall to that new customer,
* that desktop computer will be able to print off your invoices
*or how much time your employees are spending deleting spam email and surfing the web.

You have better things to do with your time, like making a profit!

The high cost of today's technology demands that business owners get the most out of their hard earned dollars.

Have you had to replace computer equipment because it was not properly maintained or running slow and inefficient?

It was probably an unexpected expense, usually on a moments notice from the onsite technician that has no clue about your business plans or bottom line. He's probably the one that recommended you buy that equipment in the first place, now he saying.......aaah it's cheaper to replace it than pay me to repair it.......Does this sound familiar?

Are your service and support providers goals aligned with your long term goals and business objectives?

It does not make good business sense to continue to do business with a support provider that only benefits when your systems are down or need repairs. Where is the incentive to keep them maintained and managed properly?

When your systems are down it's costing us money not you.

There is a better way it’s called “Point Support”