We help small to medium-sized chiropractors across Long Island and the greater New York area increase their operating efficiently using next generation telecommunication devices. Using ETS IT services has helped our client worry less about being disconnected and more about making connections.

• Reliable Services (24/7 Coverage)
• On-Site Training (Customer Focused On-boarding Process)
• Long Term In Person or Remote Training (Customer Troubleshooting)
• Experienced Professionals (Been There, Done That Problem Solving)
• Remotely Work From Anywhere With Internet
• Call Handling and Auto Attendant Features
• Plans Include Full Warranty
• Private Calls On A Secure Connection

Using professional services to help set up and secure your chiropractor practices network can be the difference between fending off online threats and being a victim of cyber crime. We maintain a watchful eye by learning your systems, monitoring hardware activity, and looking after your IT in the future, we can establish regular parameters for what to expect and what problems look out for in your specific systems. We also perform regular maintenance and can bring down service costs with smaller routine upgrades. These changes replace big budget blow-outs that occur when catastrophic failure happens across the system.

In 2016, the automation solutions experts over at Emerson conducted a study It showed how unplanned outages lasted 130 minutes, costed just under a million dollars ($946,788). That is just a little over $7,200 per minute of loss time. With an IT service plan, downtime systems get dealt with promptly, and situations restored immediately, saving your on time, resources, and reputation. The two organizations co-released the original Cost of Data Center Outages study, the first independently conducted research on the cost and causes of data center downtime, in 2010. Updated in 2013 and again this year. Key findings from the new report include :

• The average overall cost per minute of an unexpected outage increases from $5,617 in 2010 to $7,908 in 2013 to $8,851 in this report.
• The average cost of a data center outage went up from $505,502 in 2010 to $690,204 in 2013 to $740,357 in the latest study. This represents a 38 percent increase in the cost of downtime since the first study in 2010.
• Maximum downtime costs are rising quicker than average, increasing 81 percent since 2010 to a current high of $2,409,991.
• UPS shipment fiascos and batteries are two top causes of unintentional data center outages, accounting for around 25% of all such events. Cybercrime represents the fastest growing source of data center outages, rising from 2 percent of outages in 2010 to 18 percent in 2013 to 22 percent for those sampled in the latest cost of downtime study.