Servers
Apple has for many years provided
top quality hardware and a
super-stable server operating system to run atop it.
Many organisations prefer Apple Mac servers for their better interoperability with other Apple hardware, and where the quality of the network experience is paramount, just like that of working on the individual machines. For these companies an Apple server is a logical extension of their Apple workstations.
With Apple's late 2009 Mac Mini Server offering, they have completely
redefined the small server market. It's now possible for companies who would previously have had to make do with a run of the mill Windows / Exchange Server offering to spend far less on a small, high-perfomance
Mac Mini Server running Snow Leopard, and the
benefits are considerable:
- Fully featured email, web, intranet and wiki servers
- Shared calendars, scheduling and contacts
- Full integration with Windows users
- Simple to administer
- Very power efficient
- Licence allows unlimited users
- Cheap to buy and run
- Plenty of data storage space
- Tiny, unobtrusive and very quiet
- It's a Mac!
Desktops & Laptops
Needless to say, Apple's
workstations, from the tiny yet powerful
Mac Mini right up to the mighty
8-core Mac Pro, are also excellent machines. Open one up and they are as beautiful on the inside as they are on the outside: this approach to
Quality and
Style runs right through the Apple range and is what
sets it apart from all the other computer manufacturers.
We're overjoyed when a customer says they want Macs... because we
love working on them so much.
More Information
BDI has
extensive Apple Mac experience and will be happy to discuss your requirements before making recommendations to suit your business and circumstances. If a Mac's not right for you then we'll say so, but it's worth considering: you might be surprised at what a
powerful,
versatile and
cost effective addition to your business they can be.
Get in touch if you'd like our help.
