Helping businesses integrate and deploy Mac and iPad

Mac and iPad integrate with your existing IT infrastructure thanks to built-in support for key enterprise technologies like Exchange and Active Directory. And, with our extensive knowledge of these and third-party technologies, we can help you plan and execute the best solution for your business.

Introduce your bottom line to Mac

When looking at total cost of ownership, it’s clear that Mac computers are priced comparably to PCs. For starters, Mac computers aren’t prone to the 257,000 viruses that plague PCs. For your business, that translates into less downtime and more productivity.

And because Mac software and hardware are made to work together, you won’t encounter the crashes and conflicts so typical with PCs. You might miss your IT guy—but you won’t miss the line item on your budget.

Overall, business customers tell us that Mac computers last longer, require less tech support, and in the long run, end up costing less than PCs. And when you consider licensing fees on server technology, Mac OS X servers are downright inexpensive.

You don’t have to leave your Office

Did you know that Word, PowerPoint, and Excel are all made for the Mac too? There’s basically no learning curve, because the programs work the same. Even the shortcuts are the same. So you have little to learn—except maybe how to work with less frustration. And if you’re concerned about sharing with PC-based clients or co-workers, don’t be. The documents you create on your Mac are PC-compatible—and vice versa. Microsoft Office for Mac - it makes the move to a Mac effortless.