Ensuring Resources Support Business Objectives
Across all industries, the smooth operation of technology is vital—yet requires strong expertise. Through Folience’s Shared Services model, our companies have access to all the necessary resources. We handle all infrastructure aspects of IT so that our companies can stay efficient, secure, and competitive in the day to day.
Safeguarding valuable data and minimizing potential threats through an IT Risk Management program
Adhering to industry standards and compliance requirements with regular audits and testing
Developing automation to streamline repetitive tasks, which enables the business to focus on high-value initiatives
Maintaining reliable and secure networking solutions that empower our business with uninterrupted communication and collaboration
Identifying and managing systems designed to automate and streamline tasks, enhance productivity, and support business operations
Managing and optimizing cloud, server and storage systems to ensure the business operates at peak efficiency with minimal downtime
Setting up and managing hardware designed to provide specific services, resources, or functionalities to other computers or devices on a network
Empowering our workforce with continuous education on technology topics and services, cultivating a cyber-smart team that confidently navigates the digital landscape
Safeguarding the business from cyber threats with defensive controls and strategies to provide protections against cyber-attacks
Providing prompt assistance through a dedicated Help Desk team, which directs issues to the right people and swiftly resolves technology issues
“Companies find the Shared Services model beneficial because they can focus on their operations and take advantage of resources they otherwise might not have.” -Paul Nus, Chief Technology Officer
“Companies find the Shared Services model beneficial because they can focus on their operations and take advantage of resources they otherwise might not have.”
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