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Bryley CSP Basic and Pro for Network Infrastructure
Features Comparison Chart
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Per-device features |
Basic |
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Response to network-critical issues |
Within four hours. |
Within four hours. |
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Response to non-critical issues |
Within eight hours. |
Within eight hours. |
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Performance optimization |
Included |
Included |
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Security optimization |
Included |
Included |
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Monitoring and alerts |
Included |
Included |
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File and patch updates |
Included |
Included |
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Reporting |
Included |
Included |
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Administration |
Included |
Included |
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Reliability optimization |
Partial |
Included |
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Software issues |
Partial |
Included |
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Hardware issues |
Partial |
Included |
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Network issues |
Partial |
Included |
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PC imaging |
Included |
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On-site response |
Included |
The (near-term) future of computer technology – Microsoft versus Google
/in Blog Post, Microsoft, Mobile, News /by Garin LivingstoneThe crystal ball is still foggy, but here are my thoughts on Microsoft versus Google and (what I believe is) the battle for world domination. (Microsoft sales are around $77B, primarily from Windows software (25%), business software (32%), and server software (25%); Google is about $55B with approximately 87% of its revenue from advertising.) Notice, […]
Bryley Basics (in 100 words): Mass. enacts sales tax on Computer Services
/in Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneMassachusetts is now one of the few states collecting sales tax on services; the 6.25% tax targets specific computer system design services as of July 31st. The legislation was approved July 24th, 2013 with the intent to tax customization services; the relevant, broadly worded phrases: “’Computer system design services’, the planning, consulting or designing of […]
Jim Livingstone’s Retirement Party
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneRecently, after 22 years of outstanding service, Jim Livingstone decided to retire from Bryley Systems, so we decided to throw him a surprise party. We had such a good time that we wanted to share some of the footage from the party with all of you.
Why are QR codes failing?
/in Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneWhy are QR codes failing? QR (Quick Response) codes were developed over 20 years ago to track goods and inventory, but are now a marketing technique targeted at on-the-go cellphone users to easily receive information and promotions. However, only 19% of US cellphones have ever tracked a QR code; plus, most QR codes are scanned […]
Jim Livingstone Retires
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneJim Livingstone officially retired from Bryley Systems; he was a dedicated and highly productive employee for over 22 years. After a distinguished career in Engineering, Jim moved his family to Massachusetts in the early 1970s to run Data Technology, Inc., which he later purchased and grew before spinning off a new company, RoMec Inc. in […]
Security concern with popular, home-based, Internet routers
/in Blog Post, Mobile, Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneIndependent Security Evaluators, a Baltimore-based security firm, stated that 13 Internet routers sold for home use were vulnerable to attack if the hacker had network access and could obtain the username and password of the router. These routers include: Linksys WRT310v2 Netgear’s WNDR4700 TP-Link’s WR1043N Verizon’s FiOS Actiontec MI424WR-GEN3I D-Link’s DIR865L Belkin’s N300, N900 and […]
The (near-term) future of computer technology – Part 1
/in Mobile, Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneThe crystal ball is somewhat cloudy, but here are my thoughts on user interfaces and their adoption. User interfaces on computing devices Alphabetically, these are the practical computer-interface options we know today: Heads-up Display (HUD) – Military displays have been based on HUD technology for decades. Basic concept is to provide see-through information that is […]
How to protect yourself against cyber threats on an ongoing basis
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneIn part five of his interview with The Cleaning Crew, Bryley Systems President, Gavin Livingstone, discusses how to ensure that you remain protected against cyber threats.
How a small business can protect their online identity
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneIn part four of his interview with The Cleaning Crew, Bryley Systems Inc. President, Gavin Livingstone, explains some of the steps a small business can take to protect their online identity.
What are the threats associated with cyber security?
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneIn part three of his interview with The Cleaning Crew, Bryley Systems President, Gavin Livingstone, answers the question “what are some of the threats associated with cyber security?”
Assabet Valley Chamber After-5 — Event a huge success!
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneI estimate about 50-60 attendees who arrived early (about 4:45pm) and left late (last one out the door at 8pm). Everyone seemed engaged; there were conversations in every nook and corner with people sitting in the comfortable chairs, moving from one area to another, and, generally, having a good time. Thank you to Telly and […]
Bryley Employees in Worcester Business Journal
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneThere have been some changes recently at Bryley, and the Worcester Business Journal has commented: “MICHELLE DENIO has been promoted and JAMES WHEELERand TELLY CASTERNOPOULOS hired at Information technology service provider Bryley Systems of Hudson. Denio was promoted to administrative support technician. She joined Bryley Systems in 2008 and is a resident of Clinton. Wheeler has been hired as […]
Hackers Hijack Email Contacts
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneHave you received a rogue email from a friend or acquaintance that seems out of character? For example: Why is Aunt Mildred calling me “Friend” in her email? Or, does neighbor Fred really want me to invest in Nigeria? Odds are, their email accounts – particularly if located at online services like Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, […]
Simple passwords = disaster
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneThe top five end-user passwords from 2012 were: password (yes, the actual word itself) 123456 12345678 abc123 qwerty (top-left keys on your keyboard below the numbers) The top three in this list, “password”, 123456”, and “12345678”, were also the top three passwords in 2011. Basic analysis: Most people prefer simple passwords that are easy […]
HP still top PC manufacturer worldwide in a slowing market
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneDespite internal issues, HP remained the top manufacturer of PCs worldwide in Q4 of 2012 followed by Lenovo (the Chinese firm that purchased IBM’s PC business in 2005) and then Dell. Overall, PC shipments dropped 6.4% from Q4 of 2011. Dan Reisinger of eWeek notes that Q4 of 2012 is the first time in five years […]
Preview into Microsoft Office 2013
/in Blog Post, Microsoft /by Garin LivingstoneIn addition to Windows 8, I have also been using Office 2013 over the past few months; I like some things, but not everything: • Excel updates ripple slowly down the page; they seemed to run a bit faster in previous versions. • The top-right Window icons have shifted somewhat; the Minimize icon ( _ […]
Booting Windows 8 into Safe Mode
/in Blog Post, Microsoft /by Garin LivingstoneSafe Mode is useful for diagnosing PC problems. Because Windows 8 starts quickly, you cannot get into Safe Mode by pressing [F8] during the boot-up process (as you could with previous versions of Windows). The new procedure: Go to Settings and then select Power Hold [Shift] and then press Restart to open System Recovery Options Select Troubleshoot […]
$295 Raised for Hudson Charities by Bryley Systems Inc. and Yours for Children, Inc.
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneBryley Systems and Yours for Children together raised $295 for the Hudson Food Bank and the Hudson Boys & Girls Club. The money was generated through a free giveaway of refurbished PCs in exchange for the suggested donation of $35 to either Hudson non-profit organization. With the generous contribution of 9 used PCs by Yours […]
Job Promotion at Bryley Systems
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneI am very pleased to announce that Michelle Denio has been promoted to the position of Administrative Support Technician. Michelle is a key member of Bryley’s Technical Service Department and with this new expanded role she will be able to use her expertise and knowledge of Bryley’s clients to everyone’s advantage. Congratulations!!!! Hudson Sun
Why business users might consider an Ultrabook over a Tablet.
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneIt seems that tablet computers are in the news daily, from Apple’s iPad (iOS) to Microsoft’s Surface (Windows RT) to Samsung’s Galaxy (Droid). I like a tablet for viewing, but typing on a bare tablet is not the same as using a full keyboard. Also, compatibility with office-productivity applications is limited on most tablets. Ultrabooks […]