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computer HARDWARE: All you Need to Know LUKE CARROLL· WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2018

Hardware types & terminology Servers – dedicated versus peer to peer RAID Configurations – RAID 1 & RAID 5 Workstations Laptops Routers, Modems, & Switches Tablets Printers Peripherals Hard Drive Types (HDD vs SSD) Backups

What to look for in computer hardware Processor Speed RAM Hard Drive Type Operating Systems Picking the Proper Hardware for Each Situation Room for Growth Single Sourced Hardware/Software IT Support Warranties and Coverage

? ? ? When is it time for a replacement? Can’t install latest software operating systems Your systems are running progressively slower You’re running out of space It’s becoming noisy The typical hardware pieces in your life can last anywhere from 5-7 years. However, in a busy practice with constant use, excessive pet hair and dander, and necessary changes, your hardware will likely need replacing every 3-5 years. ?

What is the impact to my business? Faster speed Less noise Less electricity Longer Lifespan More Reliability Reduced Down Time

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Most healthcare providers spend 3-5% of revenue on it infrastructure each year to keep practices running smoothly.* *Gartner Research

How do I Make this happen? Create a plan – 1 year, 5 years, 10 years Talk to your team – know what works best or what they’d like to see Think through the customer experience Look at your budget & set aside funds

$1,000,000 Save money with Section 179 Under Section 179 you can deduct up to of the value of your purchase, reducing your taxes and freeing up case for other uses.

Questions?

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