Are you the company that has 6 or 8 year old computer systems? They're still working, right? Yes, but are they slowing down production. Do you have your computer technician in more often then you did when they were only 1-2 years old. Odd are good, you are spending more each year to maintain these systems then you should be spending. New computers work better and faster, so production goes up and maintenance cost goes down. You do the math. Still think those 6 year old computers are fine?
Choosing the right combination of computer equipment is no longer considered a luxury purchase but rather a basic necessity for the daily operation and management of any financial business. Although individual preferences do come into play, other considerations should be taken into account, such as computer maintenance, user-friendly capabilities for your employees, and the possible interfacing of your system with other outside networks as well.
Consider first the type of operating system that will work best for your company before you spend tens of thousands of dollars on computer hardware. Future needs of computer repair are always something that should be considered, so making sure that you have a knowledgeable technician at the ready for these types of emergency issues may be a major contributing factor in determining which type of system you ultimately choose.
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