Professional
IT Services
Business technology services and support to help you succeed
Loffler’s Professional IT Services include:
Architecture & Design
Loffler’s certified network engineers specialize in implementing strategies to keep up with rapidly evolving IT requirements. Whether you're starting from scratch as a new business or overhauling an existing infrastructure, Loffler can assist with the design and implementation of computer and software installations, upgrades, networks, virtualization, security, data protection, cloud services, and a unified communications plan.
Storage & Virtualization
Organizations looking to improve resiliency, ease management, reduce power consumption, air conditioning needs, and floor space will find virtualization to be an essential part of their managed IT service strategy. Let the IT service experts at Loffler design, consolidate, and implement servers and storage into an efficient, cost-effective architecture that ensures a high level of accessibility, redundancy and performance.
Hyperconverged
Want to rethink virtualization? Hyperconvergence is a software-centric approach with an architecture that tightly integrates computing, networking, storage and virtualization using one management tool. It can be introduced for one application or as a replacement for traditional server and storage.
Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity
Keeping your business operational is more important than ever. Having a good data backup is only the beginning. Let the Loffler experts design a disaster recovery plan to ensure you can recover from a disaster and most importantly, if you have a disaster, keep your business operational.
Wireless/BYOD
In environments where mobility is an essential factor, wireless networking technology proves indispensable. If a successful wireless strategy is important to your organization, Loffler’s IT service experts can consult, design, and implement a solution that centers on security and reliability and protects company data from being compromised as personal laptops, tablets, and mobile devices (BYOD) are increasingly used as workplace devices.
