GROVE NETWORKS, INC.
MIAMI, FLORIDA

. We have over 50 collective certifications, 100% money-back guarantee, and our Client Satisfaction score is 97% positive versus the 93% best-in-class average. Grove Networks was also named the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce 2015 "Shooting Star" Award winner for mentoring young professionals, and a 2016 Diamond Awards finalist in the Tech Business category. Let us help you understand what IT really can be, and how it can be viewed as an asset by everyone in your organization! Andrew Judge founded Grove Networks in 2000 to provide big business quality IT support to small businesses throughout Dade and Broward counties. Today, Grove Networks serves small businesses to Fortune 500 Companies in the US, Caribbean and South America with over two hundred clients in 12 countries and 15 states. , and he still enjoys flying both for business and pleasure. He is also an FAA certified pilot with single-engine land, multi-engine land, multi- and single-engine instrument ratings. He participates in EAA Young Eagles, introducing children and young adults to aviation. Andy is a proud member of Sigma Chi and participates quarterly with our board of advisors in Heartland Technology Group. If you are dedicated to growing your business and understand that technology is an important tool to enable that growth, we'd love to talk to you. today to find out how Grove Networks can help your business! We are always looking for talented new people We often talk about how the Internet of Things can create security issues in businesses if not properly handled. While there are some very real threats that can be posed by the IoT in the workplace, there is no denying that it can also serve some very real utility there as well. Setting the current security concerns of the IoT aside for a moment, the technology promises clear benefits for the 30 million small businesses in the United States. Not only can it greatly simplify the workload that these businesses must contend with throughout the day, it enables so many other business-critical tasks to be completed without worry of human error or neglect. Simply put, the IoT can directly benefit your business in three simple ways: reducing your operating costs, increasing your organizational productivity, and enabling you to embrace new opportunities. When it comes to the Internet of Things, automation is the name of the game. Locks that automatically engage after a certain time or lights that can be deactivated via a mobile application are two simple examples of how the IoT permits a greater level of control over the office environment. Furthermore, these technologies (along with many others) can help you to trim back your operating costs by enabling you to control the office environment based on predetermined conditions. Increased Productivity The IoT also provides numerous means to give your organization a boost to its productivity. For instance, the increasingly popular virtual assistants of today - like Amazon’s Alexa or the Google Assistant - offer functions that make many of the rote, time-consuming tasks that the business environment requires as simple as just saying what you want. Your productivity can also be boosted through the consolidation of your work-essential data into one place through the Internet of Things. With this approach, the time you spend jumping from browser to application to a different tab in the browser can be significantly chopped down and consolidated. Finally, the IoT can also be leveraged as a way to keep your team organized and informed. By combining IoT technologies with automation processes, you can ensure that your employees are receiving important messages in a timely manner. Whether you want to remind the team of an impending meeting or keep them abreast of business developments, automation with the IoT can enable you to do so. Admittedly, the IoT initially seems to be the kind of tool that is reserved for large corporations. Despite this impression, there are plenty of connected devices that a small business can utilize to improve their processes as well. Security features, like smart locks and Internet-connected cameras, can enable a business owner to keep their establishment safe and secured. Other IoT-related technologies, including chatbots and automation, can assist in advancing the business by taking some of the responsibility off of the human element and free them up to attend to other critical tasks. Of course, you can’t ignore the various shortcomings that plague the IoT, either. Many Internet-connected devices feature substandard security measures, and the novelty of these devices make them appealing for many business owners who seek to be on the cutting edge. As a result, it is easy to make your business vulnerable, especially if extraneous and unnecessary IoT technologies are providing additional points of entrance. Grove Networks can assist you in establishing which IoT devices will prove to be a benefit for your business, as well as helping you to remain secure as you leverage them. Call (305) 448-6126 for more information. to learn more about how we can help move your business forward. Grove Networks has allowed our company to reduce our in-house IT support costs while allowing us to grow amazingly over the past 6+ years. Their quality staff and many areas of expertise have allowed us to have specialists across multiple platforms and in all areas of technology at our fingertips. This is particularly challenging in this ever changing technology era where there are so many different types of operating system platforms, devices, networks, cloud based systems and one in which our clients are increasingly accessing data digitally. They have been instrumental in making recommendations and implementing our network security, backup, disaster recovery and business continuity programs. I consider Grove Network a strategic partner in our business and essential part of our operations. We often talk about how the Internet of Things can create security issues in businesses if not properly handled. While there are some very real threats that can be posed by the IoT in the workplace, there is no denying that it can also serv...