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Changing Hands or Changing Plans

 

networkdesignYour business has been rocking along, but the tide of change is rising. Maybe your stellar sales team has lined up a truckload of projects and you’ve got to expand your network. Maybe you’re facing an ownership change and need to make the upgrades the previous owners didn’t favor. Or maybe you’re starting a new venture, from the ground up with the sky as the limit, and you need network architecture that takes you to the moon. ICS can help with that.

 

Optimizing Workflow

 

ICS can design and customize enterprise networks to meet your present needs and anticipate your future growth, making your workflow a model of efficiency. And we integrate industry best practices to ensure your new edge remains sharp and compliant for years to come. So what does that edge mean to your organization in real terms? It means a happy, productive staff doing way more with just the right tools in a well-designed environment.

 

Stop, Drop, and Roll

Now that we’ve whet your appetite, though, the last thing we want to do is burn up your hard-earned money with a big bill. ICS is a growing business, and we understand the tensions that lurk on the expense side of the balance sheet. So, at the same time we’re helping your staff squeeze every byte out of your network infrastructure, we’re optimizing your CapEx, OpEx, Forex and FedEx, except that we don’t actually manage foreign currency exchanges or global logistics companies. We do, however, optimize your investment by tailoring a design that balances your security needs and risk appetite.

 

So, if you’re looking at upgrading a network or starting from scratch, Stop thinking about the money, Drop what you’re doing, and Roll your fingers over our digits and let ICS design the perfect network for your organization.

 

ICS’s Successful Food Drive!

ICS held a remarkable food drive this year, setting a new standard for corporate community involvement. Engaging multiple teams across the corporation, including the “Trouble

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