INNOVATIVE SERVICES
Our experience in today’s technology helps us provide customized, extensive and creative services to immediately comprehend your needs.
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
From your home computer to small, mid-level and enterprise businesses, we provide solutions for every technology needs
INNOVATIVESUPPORT
We resolve various IT problems quickly and efficiently with Intacs Managed 24×7 Service Desk Support,and Remote Online Support
INNOVATIVE
Comprehensive IT Solutions
With over 15 years of experience providing IT support solutions to businesses of all sizes, you can trust Intacs to help you with your IT support needs too.
Customer Care Commitment
Our approach to providing business technology solutions starts with our unwavering dedication to customer support, and our dedicated support team will always strive to ensure that you receive the highest quality IT support services.
Unleash your IT Potential
Confronted with pressures around growth, risk and compliance costs, customer experience, data and the complexity of IT, we give you the freedom to define how you do business next.
LATEST BLOG POSTS
Interview: Brendan Eich on JavaScript’s blessing and curse
No Comments , in Blog
Being the creator of JavaScript has been a blessing and a curse for Brendan Eich. On the one hand, JavaScript has the distinction of being the most popular programming language...
Machine learning: How to create a recommendation engine
No Comments , in Blog
Get the full book Pragmatic AI: An Introduction to Cloud-Based Machine Learning This article is an excerpt from the Pearson Addison-Wesley book “Pragmatic AI” by Noah Gift. Reprinted here with...
For cloud deployments, ‘it works’ is not good enough
No Comments , in Blog
“It works.” That’s a term used to go right along with “success,” but these days it means that you’ve gotten an instance of a cloud solution up and running. But it’s...
Oracle and Intel seek to build a Java API for SIMD support
No Comments , in Blog
Oracle and Intel are developing a Java API to add first-class vector, or SIMD (single instruction, multiple data), support to the platform, which could yield big performance gains. Part...
Why there are no shortcuts to machine learning
No Comments , in Blog
Big data remains a game for the 1 percent. Or the 15 percent, as new O’Reilly survey data suggests. According to the survey, most enterprises (85 percent) still haven’t cracked...
Introducing the Kubernetes Operator for TiDB
No Comments , in Blog
Shuan Deng and Greg Weber are cloud product engineers at PingCAP. The rise of Kubernetes has significantly simplified the deployment and operation of cloud-native applications. An important part of that experience...
Oracle offers GraphPipe spec for machine learning data transmission
No Comments , in Blog
Oracle has developed an open source specification for transmitting tensor data, which the company wants to become a standard for machine learning. Called GraphPipe, the specification provides a protocol for network...
Review: 13 Python web frameworks compared
No Comments , in Blog
If you are developing a web application and you have picked Python as the language to build it in, that’s a smart move. Python’s maturity of development, robust libraries, and...
Cloud computing 2018: How enterprise adoption is taking shape
No Comments , in Blog
A 2018 cloud computing study by IDG Communications, InfoWorld’s parent company, has found that organizations continue to increase their investment and evolve their cloud environments to leverage the technology to...
The cloud will soon drive your car
No Comments , in Blog
I’m a car guy. I’m also a cloud guy. So, it is natural I would want to connect the two. But it’s not just me. In fact, the car-cloud connection...