Big savings

Buying Windows and managing Windows is expensive.Linux requires no software licenses.Keeping Windows stable is a job in itself - patching it up, backing it up, messing about with antispyware, antivirus software, and all the rest of it. Every 10 machines require approximately 20 man-hours per month.Linux keeps humming along without that work: Simple.

The running costs of Linux make for savings of between 15% and 50% as compared to running Windows.

And most companies can migrate to Linux for less than it would cost to renew software licenses.

Higher levels of productivity

Companies that run Linux see productivity increases of 15% upwards.

With Linux, you don't get the random slowdowns and crashes that Windows gives you. Here's an illustration of the difference: 1 GB of RAM runs a Linux machine better than 4 GB of RAM runs a Windows machine. That's how inefficient Windows is.

And unlike with Windows, Linux won't let your employees install Time Sweeper, or whatever other extraneous software impediments drill into productivity in your office.

Rock-solid reliability

Major corporations use Linux: Audi, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Amazon, eBay, Wal-Mart, Dell, Siemens, Sony, Nokia, DaimlerChrysler, Mercedes Benz, Boeing, Cisco, and countless others. And Major Air Traffic Control centers run their radar on Linux.

For mission-critical data and tasks, Linux does it best.

Greater security

Windows gets infected - everybody knows that; viruses, worms, Trojans, malware are all expected. Security issues with Windows products are ongoing.

Switching to Linux immediately cuts back these security risks, requiring less time and money to keep your network, and your business, secure and safe Simple as that.

The switch is seamless

Servers need to be Linux - that's a no-brainer. And switching desktops to Linux is utter sense.

And when the job of migrating your systems is done by experts, the switch is seamless. The switch will not interrupt work in your office.

Easy for your staff

You can run Windows virtually on a Linux machine. Or you can cut Windows out altogether. For most businesses, all the software that you need is available for the Linux platform.

We show your staff the ropes. And it's simple: you click pretty much where you do in Windows. Click ‘open' to open - it is not a big deal.

Linux is business sense

As with many things in business, the big player is not the best player.

Windows is the big player. Linux is the better player.

Migrating to Linux is a progressive move for almost any business. Independent studies conducted by industry-leading authorities are in consensus on this.

Business sense is to switch sooner. Call Brainlink at 917-685-7731. We have the expertise to make the switch seamless. We'll bring you big savings. And we'll help get your office buzzing faster.