SOL Communications and Rivas Tech Group work to bring fiber to VirtuDesk

Virtudesk is a technology company providing businesses with Virtual Assistants in various industries. From customer service to prospecting and sales, VirtuDesk ensures every business has the right operational support by choosing the right Virtual Assistant. This results in clients getting back more time, optimizing their schedule, and experiencing productivity. VirtuDesk needed high bandwidth in their Bellevue, WA office to ensure their internal operations ran smoothly. Working with Rivas Tech Group and SOL Communications, VirtuDesk wanted to find a dedicated fiber connection from a provider willing to offer a valuable service at a reasonable cost. SOL Communications and Rivas Tech Group worked to find a provider that could install a dedicated fiber circuit in a timely fashion, and ensure all parties had high levels of communications during the provisioning process.

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SOL Communications and CDU Computer Consulting work to bring fiber to Concord New Hampshire Seventh-day Adventist Church

SOL Communications and CDU Computer Consulting recently worked together to help Concord SDA Church connect to a fiber optic provider that was local and who could meet their bandwidth needs. Having experienced that during covid, sermons needed to be uploaded to Youtube, the church needed a robust upload speed.

SOL Communications and CDU Computer Consulting collaborated to ensure the church received not only a fair price from the chosen ISP, but a secure network with the bandwidth they need.

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Internet Explorer 11 retires on June 15, 2022

The best way to prepare for IE disablement after June 15, is to proactively retire IE in your organizations before June 15.

Microsoft's main browser - Edge - has been and will continue to be the standard for many years into the future.

Happy to get your thoughts on this transition and whether it felt abrupt. I personally use Chrome for most of my web surfing. Many swear by Firefox. What is your favorite browser?