Infrastructure

Technology that's more efficient, flexible and easier to use to meet all your business needs.

Your technology infrastructure should help you improve performance and support your strategic goals and objectives. Too often, however, systems are cumbersome to operate, complex and offer little flexibility.

Our technology team helps you achieve specific business goals and address issues affecting productivity, data storage, application delivery, telecommunications, security and more. Whether you need to implement a new IT environment, migrate from a legacy platform or transform your current system capabilities, our consultants will ensure your technology is optimized to support your business as it grows. At McGladrey, we use a consultative approach and have strategic alliances with leading solution providers, including Cisco, Microsoft, HP, Dell/Equallogic, NetApp. VMWare, Citrix and many others.

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Infrastructure Insights

Bank board goes paperless; experiences enhanced communication and cost and labor savings
Emerging technologies and a mobile platform enable the board of directors to view meeting packets electronically while increasing security and decreasing expenses and paper usage.
Cyber Crime - A Sophisticated Fraud Your Organization Can Prevent
Instances of internet fraud and data related crimes have grown dramatically, as cyber attacks have increased over 80 percent in the last two years. Businesses must be proactive to protect their sensitive information, detect fraud and respond to suspicious activity.
The Challenges of Deploying Windows 7
Organizations preparing to deploy Windows 7 may want to consider virtual desktops, which offer advantages such as decreased support time, enhanced security and remote access capabilities.
Business Interruption Prevention Planning
Business interruptions can be caused by a wide variety of unexpected issues–human error, technical failures and natural disasters to name just a few. In this presentation, Dean Lemons shares how the impact of an interruption can be eliminated or dramatically reduced in severity through proactive planning, preparation and effective technology infrastructure design.