I have a friend who is very automated, but still works
60 hours a week. It seems that there is a whole layer
of automation that still isn't in place for most
customers.
--- Profox <profox /at/ dbxtech .D.OT com> wrote:
> > Here's some additional areas I've also identified
> >
> > 1. virus, spyware, and security
> > 2. Remote monitoring over the internet, i.e.
> webcams
> > 3. Remote computing
> > 4. conversions to linux
> > 5. Marketing software, both large expensive
> programs
> > and small, trivial, shareware programs.
> > 6. Ebay sales and/or software to manage ebay
> sales
>
> We've started doing remote monitoring/management
> which monitors the network and all the machines on
> the network. The systems we're using also
> inventories
> everything and provides all kinds of alerts for
> things
> such as low disk space, hack attempts, virus
> detection
> and hardware failures.
>
> The service is priced low enough for small offices
> and
> gives us an opportunity to give them proactive
> service
> before they know they need it.
>
> I can think of several IT solution things you could
> do
> to make money if you know how to beat the bushes.
>
> Jim Eddins
>
>
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