Bryley Earns Cisco Cloud and Managed Services Certification
Bryley, a long-time Cisco certified partner, has recently achieved the Cloud and Managed Services certification
The 3-2-1 Rule of Thumb in the Age of Continuity
3-2-1 is the baseline standard for Backup and Data Recovery. In this scheme you have three copies of your data on two different types of media and one of those versions is stored off-site.
Email Encryption That Works
How many times have you heard that email is not secure? But it was always too hard to do much about it. Well, it’s still not secure: The security exposures are on the devices that have the account […]
Tom Barnes joins Bryley Systems and makes the case for Business Continuity
Business continuity is the advance planning and preparation undertaken to ensure that an organization will have the capability to operate its critical business functions during emergency events. Tom Barnes, the newest addition to our Business Development Team, developed a Business Continuity presentation that he recently shared with co-workers.
Tom holds a BS in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and has experience selling high-value items. Prior to sales, Tom worked in various industries, and had even started his own company.
Tom is excited to share his expertise in Managed IT Services with others, particularly those organizations that can benefit from Bryley’s Business Continuity solutions.
Welcome Tom!
Continuous Email Service
Just as a business relies on email to do its work, it needs to make sure its email service is uninterrupted; and to maintain the information in its emails. The fact is there’s actually a lot going on under email’s hood
Avoiding Cybercriminal Exploitation of COVID-19
Who isn’t looking for some answers? Are the risks of the virus serious for me and the people I’m around? Which government leaders have it right? Am I being asked to go back to work in an unsafe environment? How will the economy impact me and those I care about? This is the kind of uncertainty the unscrupulous prey on.
Giving back, with soap and water
Bryley Systems intern, Aiden, had a full schedule these past two days, washing our employees’s cars.
This event was to show our appreciation to our employees for their dedication to our company and clients.
A special thanks to Aiden, a 2020 High School graduate, who has been a huge help at Bryley Systems, working alongside our team members.
He gave Bryley a thumbs up, for making his work-day fun!
Is Bryley a Technology Company? Sorta
Don’t get me wrong, Bryley loves tech. We love what it brings us, for example:
1 Access to our collective knowledge
2 The extension of our minds 1
3 Time Travel 2 — the time it used to take to communicate with someone else has been erased
4 Collaboration tools
5 Productivity boosters
6 Twitch and Snood
But Bryley sees its function as helping a business run smoothly, reliably, continuously. And our tool to get this done is technology expertise.
Bryley’s a Managed Service Provider — Which Is What Exactly?
A Managed Service Provider (MSP) oversees a company’s computer network infrastructure. MSPs deliver ongoing support that can include the setup, installation, configuration and maintenance of the network and its assets. An MSP can augment a business’s internal IT department and provide higher-level, rarer skills that may not be available to the internal IT department. Because MSPs are proactive, bringing centralized systems management solutions, an MSP can give unmatched peace of mind, that a business’s functioning is secure. 3 The following is not comprehensive, but are some of the areas in which MSPs help.
If you give a moose a mouse…It’s going to want a keyboard! (Or, moose on the loose.)
Today (Thursday, 5/14/2020) at 9am this little guy was visiting Clinton’s Central Park which borders our office. (That’s the Clinton, Massachusetts Town Hall in the background.) Apparently, he was seeking IT support, but was unable to press our video-doorbell. (Cathy Livingstone is demonstrating the appropriate video-doorbell technique, which can be challenging if you have a hoof.)
Many thanks to Sue Templeton, Chief of Staff for Representative Harold Naughton, for sharing the moose picture.
Hat Day at Bryley…
It’s Friday, so something special is going on at the office. Kristin, Director of Services/Delivery, suggested “Fun Friday — Hat Day!”, which led to these pictures. Remember; no matter what the occasion, we are here for you!
What Happens Next?
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200 Union Street Clinton, MA 01510
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