At 1:40 pm +1000 12/9/06, Michael Christie wrote:
I'm certainly not blase about. This is precisely why I'm going through
this exercise.
We had professional people installing the network and I was assured all
was well..
I was misinformed.
The fundamental problem is that networks are complicated beasts.
Making sure everything is centralised and backed up is hard work.
Ultimately, it is a practice responsibility to make sure everything
that is meant to happen happens. We had problems when the practice
manager's computer hard drive went down and some things that were
assumed to be stored on a network drive weren't.
Thin clients reduce the risk of problems.
Ian.
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