Outsourcing IT management mitigates risk

Reflex builds business continuity centre

Virtually every organisation, whatever its size, relies extensively on its IT to do business in the modern world. However, unlike large corporations, many smaller and medium sized businesses do not have the ability to continue to work unhindered should a disaster befall them.

Business continuity crucial for SMEs

There is more to dealing with a system failure than just backup and recovery. An organisation, regardless of its size, needs to be in a position to continue its business in the event of an unplanned incident that derails business functionality.

Virtualisation has much to offer the SME market

The current buzz in the ICT arena is all around cloud computing and the platform on which it is based, virtualisation. However, there remains a perception amongst small and medium enterprise (SME) businesses that virtualisation is something that is only of interest to the national and multinational market spaces.

Co-sourcing opportunity delivers benefits to Reflex and AVI

The idea of co-sourcing, where customers and suppliers work closely together for mutual benefit, is something that is foreign to most businesses in Gauteng, says John van der Hoeven. As the infrastructure executive for AVI, a company focused on the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) market, Van der Hoeven himself has plenty of experience with the co-sourcing concept.

Growing team appoints strong leader

Designed IT solutions provider, Reflex Solutions, has appointed Nelson Gomes as presales manager to a technically strong and growing team.

Reflex Solutions number two in HP Networking Channel Awards

Reflex Solutions took second place at the HP Networking Channel Awards in Midrand in November.

Pay as you go licensing for hosted services

The purchase of managed services or services in the cloud may be seen as the way forward for proactive businesses, but at the same time its adoption is hampered by the financial impact of licensing agreements.

Building a reliable network for the enterprise

The single most important piece of IT infrastructure within an organisation is its network. It has become all-important to business systems, controlling virtually every aspect of the company.

Reflex helps government meet its service delivery requirements

President Jacob Zuma has recently begun putting pressure on government departments to deliver higher levels of service. His aim is to create a culture of responsibility and service delivery within the public sector. While this is a noble aim, can any organisation be expected to deliver on such aims without an efficient IT infrastructure?