Tom McDonald
President of NSI, Tom has been helping small and medium businesses succeed in Connecticut for over 25 years.
Recent Posts
1 Minute Quiz - IT Support Evaluation for Small Business
By
Tom McDonald | Mar 28, 2013 9:57:00 AM
Small Business Tips from your friendly IT Support Provider - NSI
By
Tom McDonald | Mar 21, 2013 12:05:00 PM
I recently overheard an employee talking about a salon she visited, and she was enthusiastically explaining how the owner organizes fundraisers, chooses environmentally friendly products that are free of harmful chemicals, and offers excellent prices. Clearly, she was “recruiting” her colleague into becoming a client of this establishment because she was so happy with her experience.
Microsoft Phone Scam - It can happen to anyone.
By
Tom McDonald | Mar 12, 2013 4:54:00 PM
Microsoft phone scam – It can happen to anyone. If you found this article because you received a strange call from “Microsoft”, let us offer you some background and then we’ll provide insight, and answers.
NSI provides IT Support and Computer Services to literally thousands of businesses throughout New England and we often hear from our customers regarding scams and attempts to capture personal information through pop-ups, emails, and sometimes even phone calls.
How this IT Support Co solves Forbes list 5 Small-Business Problems
By
Tom McDonald | Mar 6, 2013 3:11:00 PM
Forbes.com recently published a list of Tech Solutions for 5 Common Small-Business Problems. Well, NSI is a small business, and we have problems just like anyone else. Sure, we provide IT Support to thousands of businesses throughout New England, but technology is a broad term and we are consumers of tech, just like you.
The Forbes list focuses on five areas of concern for small business owners:
Don’t tell me I need a Network Upgrade !
By
Tom McDonald | Dec 4, 2012 3:52:00 PM
Well, you probably do. Regardless of how skilled your IT Support, Network Admin or Computer Services are, if you are a business owner you will be faced with upgrades. This is the reality of what it takes to run a business in today’s competitive market. What if NSI stopped upgrading? How would we stay in business and maintain our ability to provide services like TotalCare, Data Backup and Recovery, Remote Help Desk Services, On Site Computer Maintenance and Printer Repair? We would stink, and no one would want our antiquated service offerings.
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