Business Setup, Expansion, and Support
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•Making the switch to the Mac
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•Choosing the best software and hardware to purchase
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•Setting up a new office, including file and print services
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•Implementing accounting, financial, sales, or marketing solutions
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•Deploying a new network
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•Adding Mac systems to an existing network or environment
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•Deploying Open Directory easily, and plugging into other environments that use proprietary services such as Microsoft’s Active Directory
Data and Technology Security
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•Making sure your business data and technology are secure
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•Creating secure remote user access through a VPN (Virtual Private Network)
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•Utilizing IP services, including DNS, DHCP, and LDAP
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•Setting up security measures such as firewall, encryption tools, and integrated Internet security systems
Client management
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•Centralizing and streamlining the management and support of all Mac systems with tools such as Apple Remote Desktop
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•Automating upgrade, patch, and security tasks
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•Taking advantage of the advanced services in Mac OS X Server, including Workgroup Manager, NetBoot, and NetInstall
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•How to integrate additional third-party solutions
Communication and Collaboration
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•Implementing easy and cost-effective communications throughout your organization, such as group calendaring, instant messaging, video conferencing, blogging, and RSS feeds
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•Leveraging the collaboration tools built into Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server, such as: iChat AV, iCal Server, and Wiki Server
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•Integrating the iPhone into your secure network environment
Media Creation and Delivery
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•Creating and distributing high-quality podcasts with Podcast Producer
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•Developing content for mobile devices, broadcasting on the Internet, and creating rich-media applications using QuickTime technology
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•Using QuickTime Streaming Server and QuickTime Broadcaster for encoding, broadcasting, and streaming multimedia over the Internet
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•Sharing and storing assets easily, and automating routine tasks with Final Cut Server
Storage and Backup
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•Storing, accessing, and protecting your company data effectively
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•Setting up your own Xserve for robust storage and server capabilities
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•Using a SAN (Storage Area Network) solution—such as Xsan—to share and store large amounts of data
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•Increasing your SAN capacity and performance with Apple-certified storage solutions
