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How to find a local tech that really knows his stuff...
I just started working for a company with around 50-100 employees, and a truly horrible off site IT man. We are having a lot of problems with our exchange server and the blackberry support that goes along with it. Also we are having to restart our server about 3 times a week to keep it functional. And to top it off, our share point server just crashed wiping out our file hierarchy - our current tech did not have any backup measures in place.
I know computers fairly well, but I do not know the ins and outs of exchange servers and corporate networks. What we need is a good technician that can sort out our problems and than be on call for any emergencies that may arrise. The company is not big enough to warrent a full time IT man, we would probably only need about 1 day ever month or two once everything got straighted out.
What I need to know is how to find a good local tech that knows his stuff. I do not have any say in this matter, but if I can find a good tech, I could present it to the president of the company and hopefully get it approved. I just have no idea how to locate a good local tech.
I know I don't want the geek squad in here, and I have heard a couple of things that make me a bit wary of Nerds on Site - thee doesn't seem to be a way to check the competence of local techs. You all have any suggestions. An expert exchange directory would be great...
Oh, and I am in So-Cal, not too far from Riverside.
I know computers fairly well, but I do not know the ins and outs of exchange servers and corporate networks. What we need is a good technician that can sort out our problems and than be on call for any emergencies that may arrise. The company is not big enough to warrent a full time IT man, we would probably only need about 1 day ever month or two once everything got straighted out.
What I need to know is how to find a good local tech that knows his stuff. I do not have any say in this matter, but if I can find a good tech, I could present it to the president of the company and hopefully get it approved. I just have no idea how to locate a good local tech.
I know I don't want the geek squad in here, and I have heard a couple of things that make me a bit wary of Nerds on Site - thee doesn't seem to be a way to check the competence of local techs. You all have any suggestions. An expert exchange directory would be great...
Oh, and I am in So-Cal, not too far from Riverside.
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