November 17, 2008
New Off-Site Backup and Disaster Recovery Service
(Markham, ON) – TDCNet is now providing clients with a fast and easy alternative to backup their critical data. The new Off-Site Backup and Disaster Recovery Service is a practical and affordable solution for small and medium-sized organizations.
The backup service uses award-winning and customizable backup software that is installed on just one computer or server and will securely backup an entire network’s data remotely, using the internet. Data restoration is easy, whether it’s a single email or an entire file server. Our remote data backup service can restore your lost data.
Here are some of the benefits:
- Worry-free service – TDCNet schedules and manages all parts of your backup needs;
- Safe and secure – Data is encrypted with AES encryption and compressed before going off-site. It remains encrypted at all times – even when stored off-site – until it is restored back at your location.
- Scalable and affordable – Pricing is based on the amount of data backed up so it’s a great solution whether your business has one computer or 100.
- No more tape drives or other external devices – Hardware can fail and carrying external devices off-site every night is aggravating. Off-site backup eliminates both of these problems.
- Protects your business – Off-site backup is an important part of your business continuity and risk management plan. It will keep your business running no matter what happens.
As part of launching this new service, TDCNet is offering a free 30-day trial of the service. Interested businesses can contact TDCNet’s sales department at (905) 947-8053.
About TDCNet:
TDCNet is a full service IT and Internet solutions provider delivering managed services to small and medium sized organizations. We understand technology so our clients don’t have to. It is our pledge to consistently provide proactive high value service through innovative remote monitoring software and passionate certified technicians regardless of whether a client is relying on us for just one internet connection or a full outsourcing solution for all their IT needs.
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For more information:
www.tdcnet.ca
November 13, 2008
Is Your Network Being Monitored 24X7?
(Markham, ON) – Small and medium-sized businesses throughout the GTA are increasingly turning to managed IT services to improve the security and performance of their networks. It’s easy to see why when you look at the benefits.
Here are some of the ways TDCNet’s managed IT and internet services proactively improve an office network environment:
- 24X7 monitoring alerts us about potential issues before they become work-stopping problems;
- Remote technology leads to quicker diagnosis of problems, much faster response times and resolution;
- Regular proactive maintenance improves performance and reliability;
- Remote monitoring technology vastly improves security to protect against viruses, spyware and hackers
- Fixed monthly fee leads to predictable IT expenses;
- Managed off-site back-up protects your business critical data;
- We integrate IT and internet solutions for maximum efficiency and effect.
TDCNet’s managed services are proactive and give you knowledgeable, friendly technicians you can rely on for advice and planning to make your business run better, eliminate downtime and help your bottom line. Call us today at (905) 947-8053 for more information.
About TDCNet:
TDCNet is a full service IT and Internet solutions provider delivering managed services to small and medium sized organizations. We understand technology so our clients don’t have to. It is our pledge to consistently provide proactive high value service through innovative remote monitoring software and passionate certified technicians regardless of whether a client is relying on us for just one internet connection or a full outsourcing solution for all their IT needs.
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For more information:
www.tdcnet.ca
October 14, 2008
Justin Howe Nominated For Premier’s Award
(Markham, ON) – TDCNet is pleased to announce that Justin Howe, TDCNet’s Chief Technology Officer, has been nominated for a Premier’s Excellence Award. The annual awards are presented to college graduates who have excelled in their careers and made a significant contribution to society.
Justin has been providing senior level IT advice and support to small and medium-sized organizations through the GTA for over a decade. Seneca College nominated him for the award and highlighted a number of career accomplishments including Justin being part of the team who launched TDCNet’s internet access, webhosting and email services eight years ago. He now oversees both that network and TDCNet’s IT service business, which hundreds of GTA businesses rely on every day. Justin recently led the company’s launch of Remote Proactive IT services.
“It’s an honour to be nominated for such a prestigious award by my Alma mater,” said Justin, one of two brothers who own TDCNet. “This business is my passion and I love everything to do with computers and networking. There are few things as rewarding as solving technology challenges and helping organizations run better and more securely.”
Justin graduated from Seneca College with a diploma in Computer Engineering Technology. Before joining TDCNet in 1999, he worked in the IT departments at Revenue Canada and Seneca College. Justin bought the TDCNet (formerly Toronto Datacomm and Cables) from founder Terry Loung in 2005 when Terry retired.
About TDCNet:
TDCNet is a full service IT and Internet solutions provider delivering managed services to small and medium sized organizations. We understand technology so our clients don’t have to. It is our pledge to consistently provide proactive high value service through innovative remote monitoring software and passionate certified technicians regardless of whether a client is relying on us for just one internet connection or a full outsourcing solution for all their IT needs.
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For more information:
www.tdcnet.ca
October 2, 2008
A New Look For TDCNet
TDCNet Inc. today launched its new branding with a new website at www.tdcnet.ca that boasts a bold, modern look and improved features to serve clients better. The website showcases the company’s new logo and tagline “Managing Your Connections.”
“Our new look is reflective of the passion of our team and the uniqueness of our company,” said Brendan Howe, one of two brothers who own TDCNet. “Managing Your Connections is a great way to describe how we simplify technology and integrate our clients’ internet, network and computer connections.”
The new tdcnet.ca features a more user-friendly design and increased functionality. Clients can continue to access their webmail through the site and can now see much more detailed information about their internet services. In the coming weeks, TDCNet will be adding several new features to its Help Desk for the company’s Managed IT and Internet Services customers.
About TDCNet:
TDCNet is a full service IT and Internet solutions provider delivering managed services to small and medium sized organizations. We understand technology so our clients don’t have to. It is our pledge to consistently provide proactive high value service through innovative remote monitoring software and passionate certified technicians regardless of whether a client is relying on us for just one internet connection or a full outsourcing solution for all their IT needs.
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For more information:
www.tdcnet.ca
October 1, 2008
Pay Your Bills Online
TDCNet Inc. today announced that clients can now pay their invoices using the convenience of online banking. The change gives another option for bill payment and was introduced in order to simplify bill payment after feedback from our clients.
TD Canada Trust, Royal Bank, Bank of Montreal , CIBC and Scotiabank are now accepting payments on TDCNet’s behalf. Clients can pay using online banking, telephone banking, at an ATM or teller. In order to pay their bills through the bank, clients will need to have their seven-digit account number. That number will be located on the top right corner of their next invoice or is available by emailing billing@tdcnet.ca.
TDCNet will continue to also accept payments by Visa, MasterCard, American Express and by cheque.
About TDCNet:
TDCNet is a full service IT and Internet solutions provider delivering managed services to small and medium sized organizations. We understand technology so our clients don’t have to. It is our pledge to consistently provide proactive high value service through innovative remote monitoring software and passionate certified technicians regardless of whether a client is relying on us for just one internet connection or a full outsourcing solution for all their IT needs.
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For more information:
www.tdcnet.ca
September 30, 2008
Proactive IT Services Prevent Downtime
TDCNet Inc. is now using innovative new software to provide proactive IT services to clients – preventing companies from having work-stopping problems and costly downtime.
The new service increases the efficiency and productivity of small and medium-sized businesses by improving the performance, reliability and security of their office networks. A server outage or frequent network and computer problems can cost a company thousands of dollars in employee downtime and lost revenue. How many times have these problems hindered your business?
TDCNet’s Remote Monitoring and Management services keeps businesses focused on growing, instead of being distracted by their IT.
The service includes the following:
- 24x7 Network and Critical Device Monitoring and Alerting – prevents downtime by identifying potential issues before they become work-stopping problems;
- Preventative Maintenance – just like the preventative maintenance you do on your car, this stops you from having much more expensive problems with your network down the road;
- Continuous Security – keeps your network secure from viruses, spyware and hackers;
- Asset Management – helps you manage your computer assets and plan for future spending;
- “All You Can Eat” Remote Helpdesk during Business Hours – gives companies the peace of mind to know our helpdesk is only one phone call away when their staff do have computer issues;
- On-Site Support when needed.
In order to help businesses identify the performance and security problems with their networks, TDCNet has launched a Two Minute How Good is My Network Quiz. Visitors to www.tdcnet.ca will get a free assessment and scorecard for their business network after answering several questions.
About TDCNet:
TDCNet is a full service IT and Internet solutions provider delivering managed services to small and medium sized organizations. We understand technology so our clients don’t have to. It is our pledge to consistently provide proactive high value service through innovative remote monitoring software and passionate certified technicians regardless of whether a client is relying on us for just one internet connection or a full outsourcing solution for all their IT needs.
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For more information:
www.tdcnet.ca
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