Learn how to cut your IT costs and work remotely anytime, anywhere.
| Date: | Wednesday, April 27th |
| Time: | 11:30am – 1:00pm |
| Location: | The Greater Jackson Chamber of Commerce | (Old Firehouse next to City Hall) First Floor Conference Room | 201 South President Street | Jackson, MS 39201 |
Lunch is provided by our sponsor!
Imagine being able to access your files and applications at home, traveling, at client’s offices or anywhere while ensuring your vital information is safe and always available. Join us for a FREE LUNCH and educational seminar on the benefits and cost savings you can gain from Venture Technologies’ Cloud Services. We have invited technology expert, Joe Plunk, CCIE Sr. Solutions Architect, to lead the seminar and answer your questions.
You will learn how you can:
- Have remote access to your files and application to work at home or anywhere
- Keep your office running remotely in times of bad weather or natural disasters
- Ensure that your information is never lost from a server or computer crash
- Ensure your files and applications are secure from hackers
- Never worry about updating and maintaining your personal servers
In addition, all attendees will be entered to win one of two $50 Visa gift cards! Seating is limited so make sure to register soon.
Sponsored by:
About our sponsor:
Venture Technologies, an IT services company founded in 1986 by Gerard Gibert, CCP, and Norman Katool, CPA, is headquartered in Ridgeland, MS. The company provides a variety of IT solutions including Network Infrastructure, Network Security, Voice and Unified Communications, Data Center and Virtualization, and Video and Collaboration. Venture also provides a variety of managed services from its 10,000 sq. ft., SAS-70 Type 2 Data Center and serves private and public sector clients across the Southeast with locations in Ridgeland, Memphis, Birmingham, Baton Rouge and Destin. For more information, visit ventech.com.
Venture Technologies’ SAS-70 Type 2 Data Center located in Jackson, MS provides safe, secure services for thousands of users and has had less than 2 hours of total downtime since 2001.
