The Advantages of a Server for your Business

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Deciding to purchase your first server is a big decision and it should be done with someone you trust. Leaning on a Small Business Advisor to assist you can make the transition easier. Adding a server into the environment can ease the burden of manual tasks, make your network more secure, allow for centralized data management & give more control over access to information in your network. If your business is growing, it’s not a matter of “if” you need a server, but “when” you need a server. We have entered an age when data is growing exponentially, and the correct measures need to be in place to protect your company’s data.

• Why your business needs a server
• How it would help protect your business
• How a server will lift some of the burden off the staff
• How Dell can help make that transition easier

Hot Tip: If your business is growing, it’s not a matter of “if” you need a server, but “when” you need a server.

About Zachery Thomas: Zach Thomas is a Complex Solution Specialist (CSS) covering Small Business. He is responsible for helping Large Opportunity Representatives / Technical Solutions Representative’s on large enterprise projects that include servers, storage, networking, Hyper Converged Infrastructure (HCI), and other virtualization projects. Zach has been at Dell for almost 5 years and really enjoys working with Small Businesses to help them understand hardware and how they can use it to enhance day to day operations.

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