09/03/07
Many people/companies ask me whether they should go for a workgroup or domain model. My answer is that it depends on what you need. Some of my guidelines to give you an answer are the following:
- If security is not an issues in the office, and you have less than 10 computers, I would go with a workgroup model.
- If you have more than 5 computers and need security and automation in setup of the computers, the answer is domain.
- If you need a collaboration tool for your business I would tend towards having a domain.
- Make sure that you have a computer consultant that are familiar with the differences in the models and can help you
I don't have any parts in stock except for a few parts that can be used in an emergency. The reason is very simple.
- I can not have everything available.
- You save money on parts.
- I save money on not having to keep things in stock
- we both save time on paper work.
If you need parts/computers, I will find what you are looking for and send you a link which contains everything you need. All you have to do is:
- Pay me for my research time
- Pay for the parts and they will be shipped to you.
- Pay me for the time to assemble them if you want me to do the job.
Here are two examples of computers/lists.
- The first is a very energy efficient computer for normal office tasks like documents, spreadsheets, presentations, internet, email and simple databases.
- The second is an example of a strong computer that can be used for general gaming and graphic work that I have called a Budget Gaming Computer. When you come to the page, select all the items and then go to checkout. To this list I suggest that you choose a case. I have two cases below that might be interesting:
- Cool case that have several fans and lights.
- Business case which is neutral in appearance.
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