February 2009
In this issue
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Remote Monitoring
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Better Graphics
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Electronic Business
Cards
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Add-On Tools
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For Laughs
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Microsoft Outlook
Share Contact
Information the easy way with Electronic Business Cards

Traditional paper business cards are
a time-honored and effective way to get business and contact
information out to current and prospective clients.
But these days, a lot of business is
done in e-mail. So how do you make sure that people know how to
reach you?
Try an Electronic Business Card (or
EBC), part of the Contacts feature in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007.
An EBC is simple to create and you
can easily give it professional polish or personal style by adding
your company logo or a picture of yourself. And when you use an EBC
as part of your e-mail signature, customers and friends will see it
in a format that looks good and is easy for them to save.
Watch the demo to see how easy it is to create, customize, and
share an Electronic Business Card.

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Enjoy the
Benefits of Remote
Network Monitoring
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind --
Enjoy the Benefits of Remote Network Monitoring Without The IT
Burden
Your network or application is down and you need it corrected
quickly or your business suffers through loss of productivity,
revenue or image. With managed services from
Preferred Technology Solutions corrective action is already underway to
get you up and running again.
Today’s remote network monitoring applications — such as
Cisco Works, HP OpenView, Ipswitch and Netarx — can help us
generate valuable information about your network health and
performance. This data, pulled from firewall and VPN logs, helps
our network administrators quickly determine which of your
network components are overburdened, underutilized or at risk.
And by hiring out this service, you can gain all the
information you need to make critical decisions, without placing
an additional burden on your busy IT personnel.
If you are an SMB with numerous PCs, servers and a Web site —
but a small IT staff — remote network monitoring may prove to be
an ideal solution.
Here’s why
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Want better graphics
capabilities?
reprinted with permission from HP
If
good graphics quality is important to you, you’re going to
love the new DisplayPort technology. Even if you’re not an
architect, graphic designer or someone who needs high
resolution and better display performance now, these
features are going to benefit everyone as we all communicate
and collaborate more with our PCs.
Never heard of
DisplayPort? Well, you will. It’s a new digital PC display
interface that’s expected to become the industry standard in
a few years, eventually replacing both VGA and DVI. For now
it can be found in conjunction with VGA ports on all HP
Compaq dc7900 Business Desktop PCs. Eventually, you’ll find
it standard on all PCs.
What is
DisplayPort?
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"Time
is too slow for those who wait, too swift for
those who fear, too long for those who grieve,
too short for those who rejoice, but for those
who love, time is eternity."
-- Henry Van Dyke
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Enhance Microsoft Office with Business Add-on Tools
By
Philipp Harper
reprinted with
permission from the Microsoft Small Business Center

A new breed of
solutions called Office Business Applications helps extend
the usability of your desktop and line-of-business
applications.
- For many
companies, the ROI in enterprise software isn't what it
could be.
- Office
Business Applications create synergy by connecting
Microsoft Office to business applications.
- The
impact of OBAs on the bottom line is significant and
immediate.
Return on
investment is everything. But for too many small and midsize
businesses, the ROI for line-of-business software is far
less than what it ought to be.
Here's the
problem.

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