While small businesses have the greatest need for outsourced IT, entry cost and technology limitations have made this solution elusive.

For your network, Geeks Now™ has found an excellent entry small to medium size business level or long term solution labeled SBS10 ‘Managed Workplace (MW)’ using the Windows® Home Server founded on Microosft's 2003 Server solution; it can easily master 10 clients. Geeks Now™ bundles this solution to deliver a best-in-class, yet very affordable, reduced risk, optimized file server,data backup and disater recovery IT solution for small businesses to medium size businesses.

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Many small to medium size businesses (Accounting, Legal, Medical, Publishing, Insurance, Real Estate, Construction, Architecture, Manufacturing, Transportation, and others) are not ready to make the leap to Windows Small Business Server (SBS), 'Ready' or 'Not', businesses still need the added features, performance, flexibility and security that result from the deployment of a central file server, backup, and recovery system on their workgroup network.

Geeks Now has a solution! The Geeks Now™ SBS10 ‘Managed Workplace (MW)’ approach, is a solution designed to specifically meet the needs of an entry level network architecture, capable of meeting the  needs of the small to medium size businesses requiring the support of 10 or less client computers, by deploying a Windows Home Server with the added option of using Geeks Now proprietary software and/or staffing to facilitate the offsite or onsite delivery of an affordable high value and fully managed proactive IT business solution.

What makes this approach foremost is it architectural foundation, windows 2003 Server, and the added functional design for handling all types of media sharing, backup, and recovery features. Affordability, functionality, and ease of deployment make the Geeks Now™ SBS10 ‘Managed Workplace (MW)’ approach a smart choice.

"HP's servers hold up to four drives for a maximum capacity of 9TB and connect via Ethernet to your LAN. Windows users get automatic consolidation of music, movies, and video files, and can use Windows Media Connect to stream the files to other Windows PCs or HTPCs. Windows-based devices can also connect to the server to stream or retrieve files remotely over the Internet. Mac users can still access the server via LAN and use it as a general purpose server, and works with Time Machine for backups. MediaSmart servers will also automatically synchronize iTunes libraries for streaming to Macs or PCs running iTunes, though again this is limited to the LAN.", by Chris Foresman, http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2008/12/new-hp-mediasmart-servers-work-with-itunes-time-machine.ars. 

[1] Also beneficial to SMBs or SOHO