- Highlight a recent data storage and backup solution provided to a local business
- Summarize the initial requirement submitted by the business
- Provide overview of internal reasoning behind hardware/software choices
- Emphasize benefits of delivered solution (% increase in performance/reliability)
- Ideally, close with customer testimonial
- Give an overview of two or three popular network management suites
- Hit major points in newsletter, linking back to larger article/blog post
- Quickly compare/contrast solutions, and evaluate benefits of each
- Again, quick blurbs from actual businesses using each product would be ideal
- Quick write-up on our internal HW/SW management suite (Microsoft's System Center)
- Methodologies behind patch management and software deployment
- Overview of Operations Manager, discussion of SNMP (features & security issues)
- 'Virtual app' feature of Configuration Manager - uses and pitfalls
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Newsletter Ideas: A (short) list
At VDS Solutions, most of our business is geared towards putting together a suite of hardware, software and software licenses to fit a specific business requirement. This is most often geared towards data storage and backup suites and the management of server operations and network infrastructure and data flow management. A few ideas for newsletter content, in no particular order:
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The email newsletter contents you proposed seem so technically advanced and savvy that they will surely attract and accumulate followers /email subscribers en masse. The design of the email newsletter is equally impressive with the linked out topics, the segmentation of the contents and the major highlights of a topics, etc. I am sure that a potential client of your business will find your email newsletter as valuable sources of information about IT networking and data storage. I do have one question about your email newsletter. How often do you plan for the newsletter to be sent? Is it weekly or monthly?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment! Most likely our newsletters would go out monthly, since the IT field is a crowded one, and there are many voices. I'd prefer having a bit of time to put together information and advice that will hopefully be useful and insightful, rather than be pressed to fill space on a weekly basis.
DeleteYour ideas of a newsletter are interesting because the first thing that caught my attention was the performance of their data storage. When reading this newsletter, the reader will know that what their current data storage, which is useful if someone is looking for that type of information. The comparing of popular network management is another useful feature because it will show the reader which network management runs faster or better protection.
ReplyDeleteThis newsletter is infortive, healthy for the amount of ways to check on accuracy of product. Back up with facts to have everything perform and give reliability report. Your confidence shines with the knowledge Proof is in knowing that comes to only the one's that have been able to obtained through study and experience. Those interested readers will become your business future progress towards successfully reach in this goal.
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