During times of great difficult arise great opportunities
and this is should be of particular relief to the companies who
continue to face the pressures of today’s economic climate. These
difficulties have been well documented; pay cuts and pay freezes,
layoffs, budget cuts, etc., all while still being expected to grow
business. While the initial reaction may be to think this is impossible,
a closer look will reveal that this climate gives companies have a
tremendous chance to cut wasteful spending and improve their efficiency
and productivity, all for the betterment of their bottom line.
All that is required to accomplish this feat is a better understanding
of how the company operates, more specifically what the company relies
upon to carry out most of their workload. By understanding what the
company depends on they can make improvements in that area and that will
reduce waste which in turn improves a company’s operations.
When addressing what a company relies upon the most it is hard to ignore
their computer network system. It would be difficult to identify a
single tool that plays a greater role in not only maintaining a
company’s business but facilitating its growth as well.
Among the functions that a computer network system makes possible are
the sharing of files, software, and hardware among employees,
communication between employees and customers/clients as well as between
employees through internal messaging, elevated Internet browsing speed,
storing of a large amount of data, and securing company information.
With the computer network system working at its highest level these
functions can be carried out with little difficulty but if its
performance is slowed down then there are consequences.
A slow operating computer network system will obviously cause delays and
in a business that means money. No matter how often a company pledges
to become more efficient and productive they will never achieve that
goal if their computer network system isn’t operating properly.
There are a number of issues that could cause a computer network
system’s performance to slowdown and at the top of that list is
fragmentation, a condition in which pieces of individual files and free
space on a disk are not contiguous but rather broken up and scattered
around the disk. This computer disease can bring business operations to a
standstill and eventually it can lead to a complete network crash,
making it one of the most dangerous threats facing a company.
Recognizing the importance that a computer network system plays for the
company and knowing that the network could be severely damaged by the
computer disease fragmentation should be enough for any business to take
notice. By that, when companies are looking to make improvements in how
the business is operating they should be making improvements to what is
driving those operations, the computer network system.
To help companies put their computer network system back on the right
track
Diskeeper Corporation has
released Diskeeper 2011,their data performance software that is capable
of defragging a company’s drive, restoring any damaged files, and
preventing fragmentation from re-occurring. What makes Diskeeper 2011 so
unique and valuable is it can also prevent fragmentation from ever
occurring; all a company has to do is install the data performance
software as soon as possible.
Through
data performance software a
company will have a healthy and longer lived computer network system but
the benefits run much deeper. Taking care of the computer network
system instantly improves its speed, meaning employees can access and
share files and information in a much quicker fashion. This means
efficiency improves as does productivity. Data performance software is
also essential to safeguarding a company’s information; preventing those
potentially devastating crashes that are likely to occur on an
unprotected network system.
Before a company ever begins to cut jobs, freeze pay, or cut their
resources they should first be certain that they are operating at their
highest level. If they are not at this level then the computer network
system should be the first priority in getting back on track. Solving
this problem has a way of solving the other issues that are plaguing a
company so taking care of it first eliminates the need to hunt for
additional problems.
