In this day and age, computer support is critical in the vast majority of businesses. Well functioning computers can add to how a business runs, in some cases it’s like having more employees without the added expense. Deciding on the form and scope of the network can be challenging. Here are some tips to help you decide what will work for your size business.

If the business is small, say three or four computers and processes include a limited amount of information, a computer with the right configuration has the ability to act as a server, storing and directing information as needed through the network. If the business is larger, you may look into getting one or more server blades to contain the information independently of the computers connected the network.

Once the system is in place, if you notice the system getting bogged down and commands taking longer than usual, you may look at upgrading your server system. In fact, at anytime, if you start getting bogged down, it’s important to figure out if the server is working properly.

Servers, just like any computer, gets worn out and parts can stop working. Then if you find the server is working, investigate if it is trying to process too much information. If the problem is too much information, it’s time to add another server blade. As a business grows, its server network will need to grow accordingly to function well. Search Server World for refurbished servers, workstations and parts for your business. Everything we sell is of the highest quality and is tested multiple times to insure it works as well as new for a fraction of the cost to you. We carry major brands, like Dell, HP and IBM, and we are a Microsoft registered refurbisher.