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What server to buy for 60 computers in an accountancy firm

The Big Fella · 2010-11-11 22:53:28

Ok guys Ive been handed 30000 euro to buy 25 computers and a server capable of storing all of the companies current and future data. We hope to grow to 60 computers by next year. What computer would suit the office workers which must run the microsoft windows operating system. thanks I just want your preferences really.

11-11-2010 10:53pm

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The Big Fella

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Ok guys Ive been handed 30000 euro to buy 25 computers and a server capable of storing all of the companies current and future data. We hope to grow to 60 computers by next year. What computer would suit the office workers which must run the microsoft windows operating system. thanks I just want your preferences really.

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#2 12-11-2010 9:58am

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The Big Fella wrote: »

Ok guys Ive been handed 30000 euro to buy 25 computers and a server capable of storing all of the companies current and future data. We hope to grow to 60 computers by next year. What computer would suit the office workers which must run the microsoft windows operating system. thanks I just want your preferences really.

I'd say that there's a lot more information that you will have to provide...

And this might be a better forum:

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1160

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#3 12-11-2010 10:02am

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You'll also need to look at your backup strategy/business continuity plans, your network infrastructure (cable or wireless), software licensing (if using MS Office) and your employee acceptable use policy.

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