The best reason to IT Blueprint…peace-of-mind.

I•T (eye tee) Blue•Print (blo͞oˈprĭntˌ)

• n. A contact print of a drawing or other image rendered as white lines on a blue background, especially such a print of an architectural plan or technical drawing. Also called cyanotype.
• n. A mechanical drawing produced by any of various similar photographic processes, such as one that creates blue or black lines on a white background.

• n. A detailed plan of action. See Synonyms at plan.

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 The best reason to IT Blueprint from an individual point of view is that the people love things that make their jobs easier, more secure and fun. What is an IT Blueprint? It is a plan for getting the most value out of one’s technology investment. The program works simply: It starts with regular machine driven IT auditing. The audit data is then regularly reviewed by Tekmar analysts that search logs and reports for inconsistencies and poor performance. Our trained analysts test redundancy, backup and restore processes, potential intrusion surfaces and machine performance.

The IT Blueprint keeps system users and systems updated and protected from threats and mishaps. The technology runs in the cloud and provides management of the most important tools in business and personal lives. Technology and information are everywhere. The trick is getting them to work for you.

The best reason to IT Blueprint is from a business standpoint

regular internal IT auditing protects, preserves and enhance a companies IT investment.

Getting technology to work for customers has been central to the computer business for as long as we can remember. It is how IT companies make money, but that their making money is not what people need. That is where an IT Blueprint is important. It’s an honest brokers plan. The end of result of our technology investment needs to be more results in business and our lives. That is where the IT Blueprint comes in – by matching up people’s needs, their business processes and the tools they use or should be using the IT Blueprint accelerates and elevates all aspects of the operation.

Get more out of IT in less time with less expense.

The Windows 2003 Server End of life is a good example of IT Blueprints in action. While many are scrambling force to spend money and make last minute decision before July 2015 the last Windows 2003 server started disappearing from IT Blueprints in 2012. The truth is most were gone in 2009. That is because it just did not make sense to keep spending money on antiquated technology when better solutions became widely available. As of today there are 13 weeks until Windows 2003 server becomes a super beacon to Internet thugs and thieves. What are you doing about it.

Windows Server 2003 Still widely used today

According to Analysis by Spiceworks, 53 percent of organizations in its survey were running “at least one instance” of Windows Server 2003. https://redmondmag.com/articles/2016/07/12/windows-server-2003-use-at-18-percent.aspx

With IT Blueprint planning these system are replaced according budget timelines that reduce costs and protect processes and users so that individuals get most value out of one’s technology investment.

This article was updated 6/26/2019.