Network Infrastructure Support

A company’s IT network infrastructure touches all aspects of the business. Having a reliable IT network ensures that your data is available when you need it. Snap Forward ensures that happens through proactive management of the critical components of your computer system.

Server Support and Management

Windows Server can prove to be a very stable and reliable operating system. In order to ensure that you receive maximum benefit from your investment, it must be properly maintained. We will ensure proper configuration, maintenance and remediation steps are taken in the appropriate time. Keep your servers running and available with server support service from Snap Forward.

Router Support

A router is the gateway to the internet for every small and medium business. When improperly configured, it can open your network to security threats and unnecessary downtime. In addition, a regular review of the router configuration and logs can offer valuable insight and warning of potential issues.

Switch Management

While switches may not get much attention in your environment, they are an important piece of the puzzle. Most likely, all of your company data flows through one or two switches in your network. Proper configuration can ensure maximum performance. In addition, important steps based on best practices can ensure that data stays secure and accessible in your system.

Wireless Infrastructure Management or Wifi Support

Wireless technology continues to become more reliable and advantageous to businesses. A reliable wireless network can provide access to disparate staff and those in areas hard to reach with a physical wire. They can also pose a significant security threat when improperly configured. Pittsburgh Technology Management has the knowledge and ingenuity to properly manage and support the most advanced business wireless infrastructure.

Warranty Management

A seemingly simple task of warranty management can seem trivial. However, proper warranty management can mean the difference between significant downtime with a large repair bill and a quick repair with little to no downtime.