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Adams-ITConsulting works with other consultants, MSPs and resellers to deliver superior DATA BACKUP - STORAGE and DIASTER RECOVERY as a SERVICE solutions for business of any size. Call 443-564-3017 or email gary@adams-itconsulting.com, learn how we can work together.
Adams-ITConsulting ( AITC ) specializes in helping business protect the availability, integrity and security of their data known as the Data Triad.
Your company’s single most valuable asset: customer data, product data, financial data, employee data — the lifeblood of modern organizations. And when something goes wrong, — all that matters is getting your data back. All of it. All the time. All correct. All at once. In data backup, recovery is everything your data protection solution should deliver maximum Comprehensive Data Protection and Recovery Anywhere, Anytime.
We deliver solutions that you can rely on 24-365 utilizing products and services from industry leading vendors:
Authorized Reseller for IX Systems data storage systems TrueNAS Enterprise ; TrueNAS Core ; TrueNAS Scale their technology partners Veeam, Asigra, Backblaze and others. TrueNAS is certified with VMWare, Xen Server
We are a Veeam Pro Partner
Cloud Services - Backup as a Service - Disaster Recovery as a Service -
Products Recommended that AITC does not sell:
RHEL -- Centos -- Ubuntu -- Mint Linux
pf-Sense firewall / router
XCP-NG Virtual Server (Xen Server) Supports ZFS file system
Proxmox Virtual Server Supports ZFS file systen
Unify Network Switches and WiFi Access Points
MikroTic Switches
Free Open Source Software
The products and services we offer
Products & Services
Veeam is back up and replication software for VMWare and Microsoft Hyper V as well as MS-Windows & Linux end points. Verified back ups every time ...
TrueNAS is a highly scale-able, reliable, data storage system with the lowest TCO in the industry. When "failure is not an option" you can count on...
Asigra Backup
The Asigra Backup software suite
is a highly-regarded solution for Enterprise and Managed Service
Provider data backup. The As...
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One stat missing is, at what level is the part time/contractor engagement at.
Are we at entry level,mid level or management / specialist jobs?
In my industry, Information Technology, contracting out has been common place for many years be it for projects or for MSPs. I think more are finding...
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One stat missing is, at what level is the part time/contractor engagement at.
Are we at entry level,mid level or management / specialist jobs?
In my industry, Information Technology, contracting out has been common place for many years be it for projects or for MSPs. I think more are finding ways to cut payroll expenses.
The bigger the bank the worse the service, plus they nickle and dime you with fees.
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The bigger the bank the worse the service, plus they nickle and dime you with fees.
Inflation is not really down, go to the grocery store, shop for shoes, or anything made with petroleum and its secondary products. Diesel fuel is still high and in limited supply adding to transport costs, heating oil and propane up by 45%, electricity up. Inflation down is BS, another government...
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Inflation is not really down, go to the grocery store, shop for shoes, or anything made with petroleum and its secondary products. Diesel fuel is still high and in limited supply adding to transport costs, heating oil and propane up by 45%, electricity up. Inflation down is BS, another government lie.
Just when you think things are turning around, wham, we all get hit with inflation the likes of which haven't been seen since the peanut years. We are indeed at the beginning of a recession. Those falling gas prices, wait till after the Mid-Terms. For the past three years we have been subjected...
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Just when you think things are turning around, wham, we all get hit with inflation the likes of which haven't been seen since the peanut years. We are indeed at the beginning of a recession. Those falling gas prices, wait till after the Mid-Terms. For the past three years we have been subjected to "crisis" one after another, all manufactured to suite political agendas for the benefit of the anointed. In closing this rant I suggest you all read Vision of the Anointed by Thomas Sowell, Phd. https://sowell.org/about
While I am holding my own new business is proving to be elusive. The reasons are many and compounded at all levels of the business food chain. Those having to shell out higher than normal wages must pull funds from other areas, same for higher prices for product if they can get product) and...
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While I am holding my own new business is proving to be elusive. The reasons are many and compounded at all levels of the business food chain. Those having to shell out higher than normal wages must pull funds from other areas, same for higher prices for product if they can get product) and supplies. It all ripples through the the business community.
Inflation is the other killer. May's 8.6% rate is not the true number for it does not include the costs of fuel and food. So we have a further compounding of costs and no relief in sight. Some states such as Florida are doing well but again there are labor short falls particularly in the skilled construction trades. That is a geographic problem labor far removed from the jobs. Higher interest rates are cooling the housing market in some locations, could this end up with the mess Jimmy Carter made or worse.
The ship of fools in D.C. cow-towing to the "progressives" are driving the US economy to the status of a third world banana republic. Inm less than two years we have gone from a thriving business economy to a dead slow growth economy where SMBs are hanging on by their teeth. Personally I am tired of the circus D.C. presents to us nightly on the MSM while manically wreaking havoc on the economy and those of us who make it all work.
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The survey confirms what I already knew about SMBs in Maryland. 58% fearful of having to close their doors. Many have already have shuttered their doors as a result of lock downs and supply chain issues not to mention that Maryland is not a business friendly state to begin with. Looks as if we...
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The survey confirms what I already knew about SMBs in Maryland. 58% fearful of having to close their doors. Many have already have shuttered their doors as a result of lock downs and supply chain issues not to mention that Maryland is not a business friendly state to begin with. Looks as if we are heading for another round of stagflation. The difference between this round and Jimmy Carter's is this round is very deliberately planned.
But 59% Also Worry About BA.2 Variant, this stat only proves the Fear Mongers are all in on spread FUD. Come on people stop buying in on the fear the very thing crippling the recovery and leading to recession or worse. It's your choice lead yourself or be led by the control freaks.
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But 59% Also Worry About BA.2 Variant, this stat only proves the Fear Mongers are all in on spread FUD. Come on people stop buying in on the fear the very thing crippling the recovery and leading to recession or worse. It's your choice lead yourself or be led by the control freaks.
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Since inflation and no the Fed's rate hikes I will be spending the minimum just to replace what is worn out. The like to haves are are currently out of the budget for the foreseeable future. The official numbers for the CPI do not include food or fuel how stupid not to include the essentials. By...
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Since inflation and no the Fed's rate hikes I will be spending the minimum just to replace what is worn out. The like to haves are are currently out of the budget for the foreseeable future. The official numbers for the CPI do not include food or fuel how stupid not to include the essentials. By the end of the year we could see inflation as high as that of Mr. Peanut's administration.
Since "digital" is my business I am well acquainted with WFH, email marketing data backup, networks, etc. Started working from home in the days of dial up, had office them went back to WFH. There hasn't been much I have not done except for programming. So when it comes to digital I have seen the...
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Since "digital" is my business I am well acquainted with WFH, email marketing data backup, networks, etc. Started working from home in the days of dial up, had office them went back to WFH. There hasn't been much I have not done except for programming. So when it comes to digital I have seen the good, the bad and the down right ugly and the purveyors of BS hawking the magic box or secret sauce software.
Get out and about with Chamber events and other business groups. Look for speaking opportunities where you can give generic IT advice and get your name in front of potential clients.
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Get out and about with Chamber events and other business groups. Look for speaking opportunities where you can give generic IT advice and get your name in front of potential clients.
