administrator's blog

Epsilon, a company entrusted with large amounts of personal information on customers for all sorts of businesses was recently forced to notify large numbers of customers of a potential data breach. Best Buy, Marriott International and Scottrade are just a few of the big names who relied on Epsilon to store e-mail addresses, personal names, marital status and other personal information. While much of this information may be public in some form, the breach itself puts linked personal information in the hands of people who have ways of using it against you.

While the economy slowly starts to regain momentum, a lot of us as small business owners learned a valuable lesson about frugality during the slowdown of the last few years. To that end, one large expense faced by businesses is their internal network infrastructure. At simpleroute, we specialize in creative networking solutions that can help you cut costs while remaining productive. 

Exchange is something that we've grown to use as up until recently, there wasn't much of an alternative that provided similar services.  Exchange has always had an eye on scalability.  With it's inclusion into Microsoft Windows Small Business Server, Exchange started targeting small businesses as well.