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Troy, MI Cloud Computing Solutions Provider and IT Support Company Wins Business Growth Award
Troy, MI Cloud Computing Solutions Provider and IT Support Company Wins Business Growth Award
Troy, Michigan (PRWEB) August 17, 2013
Computer Technologies, Inc. (http://www.cti-mi.com), a Cloud Computing Solution Provider and IT Support Company headquartered in Troy, MI is pleased to announce that it was awarded the Robin Robins Producers Club Accountability Group of the Quarter award for Q2 2013.
“We couldn’t have done it without the help of my colleagues,” said Kim Nielsen, Chief Technology Strategist and Founder of Computer Technologies. “The award is given as a group, and we weren’t alone in receiving it. Everyone worked hard at building our businesses this year and it’s really starting to show,” Nielsen went on, referencing the other members in the group; Jay Parisi of Aegis Technology Partners in CT, Keith Carrizosa of Azure Horizons in IL, Bob Milliken of Cascadia Systems Group in BC Canada, Matt Weaver of Echo Systems in PA, Bob Michie of MetroMSP in NJ, Sean Robertson of Strategic Technology Associates, Inc. in NB Canada and Kevin Justus of Shoreline Information Technologies in CA.
The Accountability Group, known as the Accelerators, has weekly conference calls and quarterly meetings with the intent of identifying ways to ease their client’s IT pain as well as assist and hold one another accountable towards their business goals. “As a group, it’s powerful to be able to collaborate on ways to improve our services to our clients. It’s like having a board of directors and an executive management team,” Nielsen added. “Our clients gain the added benefit of knowing they’re partnering with a company that’s here for the long haul and has outside resources we can count on.”
The Accelerators is one of 30 groups consisting of 270 member companies, of the Robin Robins Producers Club, that represent some of the top IT companies in the world. The award recognizes the best improvement from Q1 to Q2 based on revenue, monthly contracts and income.
About Computer Technologies, Inc.:
Computer Technologies, Inc., established in 1991, is a cloud computing solutions and network IT support company headquartered in Troy, Michigan. Computer Technologies specializes in helping small businesses and municipalities use technology to increase efficiency, reduce costs and increase profits/stay within or reduce budget. Solutions include cloud computing services, managed services IT maintenance support plans, network support, business continuity and disaster recovery services, managed security systems, hosted email and backup solutions, VoIP phone systems and technology strategic planning. The Company can be reached at http://www.cti-mi.com or (248) 362-3800.
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Jesse N. Hill III Brings Award-Winning Business Coaching to San Diego?s North County with The Growth Coach
Jesse N. Hill III Brings Award-Winning Business Coaching to San Diego’s North County with The Growth Coach
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) December 02, 2014
Jesse Hill has been mentoring and consulting for his entire professional life. From serving as a leader and mentor in the US Navy to consulting a variety of companies in his civilian career, Jesse has valued his role in helping individuals and companies improve and meet their goals. Jesse is now looking forward to bringing that experience to his new business, The Growth Coach of San Diego North County.
The Growth Coach of San Diego North County serves San Diego, Cardiff, Encinitas, Carlsbad, Oceanside, San Marcos, Vista and Escondido.
“If you want to positively impact the economy, you have to help create more jobs. When you’re a business coach, it all comes down to helping business owners and leaders find ways to build their businesses, create jobs and build a stronger economy locally and nationwide. I’m excited about doing that here in San Diego North County,” Jesse said.
The Growth Coach, the #1 business and sales coaching franchise in the country last year according to Entrepreneur Magazine, is dedicated to helping business leaders, small business owners, sales people and self-employed professionals find success at work and balance in life. Growth Coaches offer workshops, one-to-one coaching services, remote coaching delivered via phone and web, and coaching for special projects as well as alternative financing, business valuation services, web coaching, sales mapping and more.
Jesse served in the US Navy for more than decade before transitioning into consulting, where he worked with business owners, executives and managers of companies of all sizes to help them implement the changes they needed to move their business to the next level. His consulting skills have benefited companies including Brandes Investment Partners, Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, Avatech Solutions, Guru and Universal Computer Systems. Jesse is also the president of CAVU Enterprises, a small business investment, consulting and management organization in San Diego.
“In the Navy I spent my last tour of duty as an instructor at the Navy’s S-3B training command teaching and preparing young sailors for the rigors of combat flying. After my Naval career, I built a training and development department for a financial services company here in San Diego helping more than 350 people develop the skills they needed to be successful in their careers,” Jesse said.
From there Jesse launched his career as a technology consultant where he had the opportunity to help small and medium-sized business owners integrate new technologies to advance their business capabilities. During that time he also helped lead the expansion of a small e-commerce solutions company, recruiting, hiring, training and developing their sales force and leading sales teams to record breaking performance.
“My entire life has been committed to consulting, mentoring and leading. People have always felt comfortable coming to me with their challenges and goals and helping them is something for which I’ve developed a true passion. I’m at a point in my career now that I can do what I love – coach,” Jesse said.
Although he has vast experience in consulting and mentoring, Jesse decided to franchise with The Growth Coach because of the company’s world-class coaching programs and business support.
“If you ever wanted someone to look out for your best interests and help you to be more successful while finding balance, that’s me. I genuinely care about the goals and successes of my clients and the intrinsic value of business coaching is immeasurable. The Growth Coach provides me with the opportunity to work within my community to help the true heroes of our economy, our small and medium business owners, to achieve their personal and professional goals. I can’t think of a better way to spend the rest of my working life than helping those around me achieve their dreams,” Jesse said.
Janet Conn, who worked with Jesse at Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, is excited about how his skills will transition into business coaching.
“Jesse is that rare combination of manager and thought leader. He has the ability to inspire his reports, stakeholders and peers with his enthusiasm, subject matter expertise and ability to ask targeted questions. His communication style is candid, good humored and professional. In a word: authentic,” she said.
The Growth Coach was founded in 2003, but the company’s leaders have a 20 year track record of successful business coaching. Recently, the franchise was included in Bond’s “Top 100 Franchises” and has been recognized in Entrepreneur Magazine’s “Franchise 500,” “Best of the Best” and “Top Home-Based Business” listings.
For more information about how The Growth Coach of San Diego North County can help you and your business, call (858)663-7678, email J.Hill(at)TheGrowthCoach(dot)com or visit http://www.TheGrowthCoachSDNC.com.
ABOUT THE GROWTH COACH
The Growth Coach was founded in Cincinnati in 2003 and is the only pure business and sales coaching franchise aimed at driving success while balancing the lives of business owners, managers, sales people, self-employed professionals and executives across a wide spectrum of businesses and industries. The Growth Coach specializes in group workshops and individual coaching with the goal of helping clients gain greater focus and leverage in order to work less, earn more and enjoy more fulfilling lives. The Growth Coach is active in more than 140 markets in North America and abroad and is always looking to expand domestically and internationally. For more information about the company or the process of opening an award-winning franchise, visit http://www.TheGrowthCoach.com.
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Media 54 LLC Is Changing the Way You Do Business One Cloud at a Time
Media 54 LLC Is Changing the Way You Do Business One Cloud at a Time
Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) October 29, 2014
Media 54 LLC Forms Strategic Alliances with KBA Alliances and the Microsoft Partner Network To Offer Cloud Services. Media 54 LLC is highly motivated by the idea of building strong relationships and superior communication solutions with its partner associates and customers. “Media 54 LLC now provisions and supports, The Cloud, for small businesses.”
Over time Media 54 LLC has invested in all of the high quality hardware, software, storage drives, battery backup, firewall, virus protection, wireless routers, cables, modems, and the myriad of other items necessary to keep the network applications running at top performance. Media 54 LLC like many other small companies have experienced hardware and software becoming obsolete in a few short years and being forced to pay for patches, licenses and upgrades. Can other businesses relate to spending hours downloading software and then in a short time having to reinstall software or running out of room or having to add external storage devices and then running out of storage again?
Sometimes email, connectivity and the company intranet would go down without warning for hours at a time and usually this happened at less than opportune times like when launching a new customers website and email delivery system. Many larger companies have had no choice but to hire expensive IT firms. Some companies have put together new networking plans and recycled some of their older software, hardware and servers or purchased expensive state of the art servers. Many medium to larger size companies have had to upgrade server firewalls, keyboards, videos or visual display units and mouse. IT departments never sleep and often work weekends and evenings getting networks up and running. Most businesses can relate to these experiences. Even smaller companies experience these same types of network problems, endless upgrades and sky high costs. Media 54 LLC first customer, who we will call, the ABC Company,” a medium size company with ten employees decided to go for a state of the art network plan. ABC Company spent a little over $ 50,000 in a four month period. The estimated cost was about $ 55,000 which included email and SharePoint 2011. ABC company should have been happy, right? Well, not exactly and here is why. First, the uninterruptible power source units or UPS units blew and their servers started this annoying beeping that was heard throughout the entire office. Employees left to work at Starbucks to get away from the noise and to get Internet connectivity. The ABC Company office building really did not have the right power management to run all the servers and state-of-the-art technology without hiring an electrician to set up a special connection. So, the IT staff ran down to Office Depot and bought a couple more power units to get the network back up and running.
The next day, their neighborhood had a brown out. The company email and entire network was down for five hours. Needless to say, the company was frustrated with the loss of productivity, in addition to all of the time and money spent. The IT staff followed the network plan. Professionals were hired and serious serious dollars were spent. However there was no guarantee of email connectivity and dependable intranet in which to share and exchange documents.
The cost savings of creating a virtual office with an email delivery system, company intranet and ways to share documents through a Hosted Web Server account should start to make a whole lot of sense. The ABC Company spent $ 50,000 trying to do everything on their own in-house. As a result of these types of experiences, the ABC company finally made the switch to, “Get in the Cloud.”
Businesses now have complete freedom to conduct daily business, without having to worry about security, software applications and hardware problems. Email is critical to your business, and that does not mean that you have to manage it all by yourself. Microsoft Office 365 provides built-in business continuity, disaster recovery, continuous data backups and industry certified data centers.
Media 54 LLC together with KBA Alliances and the Microsoft Partner Network can handle upgrades, so you are running recent, not prehistoric software. Content Management Systems to allow for the sharing of documents based on a person’s ability to contribute to improved reporting, billing and information sharing critical to your organization is also available.
Many software and hosting companies alike have spent unbelievable amounts of money building security. No company has spent as much as Microsoft on security. It would be hard for the majority of businesses in the world to match it.
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Riverscape Introduces Colorado to New Business Model For PC, Wireless & Internet Consulting Services
Riverscape Introduces Colorado to New Business Model For PC, Wireless & Internet Consulting Services
Denver, CO (PRWEB) June 1, 2005
Riverscape, the digital lifestyle company, announced today the company has expanded its PC, Wireless and Internet consulting services into Denver and Boulder, serving consumers and small businesses. The company is introducing its services in Colorado with a special promotion offering on-site wireless and digital media consulting, uniquely priced as a monthly subscription service.
Riverscape’s founder and chief VoIP architect, Ronald Lewis, launched the company when he realized there was a whole new market opportunity traditional tech consulting companies either hadn’t thought of or decided to ignore.
“A lot of people are hesitant to use the full multimedia and Internet capabilities of their PCs. First, there’s an obvious lack of knowledge,” said Lewis. “But underneath that is the perception that technology evolves at such a fast pace, they’ll never understand it at more than a basic level.”
Lewis continued, “And frankly, the typical technical support company doesn’t go out of its way to change those beliefs. Rather, keep the client’s business by reinforcing the idea that technology is a minefield best left for the professionals to navigate. Provide hardware and installation services, but don’t try to educate  just wait for the inevitable call the next time something goes wrong.”
With wireless computing and Internet phone services like Vonage becoming increasingly visible to the public, many would-be users are unsure if the advertisements promising anywhere wireless Internet usage or drastically reduced long distance phone bills are a reality. Or which service to pick, or what hardware is needed, how to install it and effectively use either.
Riverscape’s mission is to completely change the client’s mindset about his or her ability to use the Internet’s powerful, low cost communication tools.
The company sends its trainers to individual and small business clients who want to take advantage of communicating via the Internet through long distance calling and faxing, wireless computing, or sharing data through websites and blogs, but are unsure where to start  or how. Riverscape trainers guide their clients through the entire process – from acquiring the right service, software or hardware, to confidently using the new capability.
“We lead them ‘into the light,’ so to speak. We teach them how to embrace the digital lifestyle,” Lewis said. “And we do this in person, where they are most comfortable  in their home or office location.”
Riverscape also offers traditional and remote technical consulting services like PC problem resolution and network support  and indeed, that’s how the company is often introduced to its clients. But Riverscape’s consultants make a point of educating their clients on what caused the problems and how to avoid or resolve them in the future.
As a special incentive to attract the Colorado market, Riverscape is currently offering techical support and training services in the client’s home or office at a subscription rate starting as low as $ 35 a month for consumers and $ 150 a month for small business owners  considerably less than the average phone bill for either.
Clients will also be able to use Riverscape as their one-stop shop for broadband phone and other VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) services and hardware, wireless computing, and even website and blog domain registration.
About Riverscape
Riverscape is a technology consulting and advisory company focused on delivering friendly and empowering technology solutions. The company’s flagship services include SupportPC, an IT maintenance and support offering for frequent computer and systems usage; and SubscriptionPC, a subscription-based derivative of SupportPC that offers PC and Internet training services in the user’s home or office. The company also consults with and advises its clients on a variety of technology requirements such as wi-fi hotspots, digital media, security, IP telephony (VoIP), and online presence. The company has virtual offices in Denver, Nashville, Tennessee and Detroit, Michigan.
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Bop Design Announces Small Business New Year?s Resolution: Design a More Inviting Website
Bop Design Announces Small Business New Year’s Resolution: Design a More Inviting Website
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) December 31, 2012
According to Bop Design, a San Diego web design agency, the New Year is a good time for business owners to find out if their websites encourage visitors to leave.
“No business would intentionally ask customers to leave,” says Jeremy Durant, Business Principal at Bop Design. “But companies often act in ways that inadvertently or unintentionally drive customers away – both online and offline. We recommend that all small businesses make a New Year’s resolution to review their websites and make improvements that invite visitors to stay rather than encouraging them to leave.”
What can cause customers to leave a business? Long-winded marketing materials that inundate prospects with unwanted information. Automated phone prompt systems that anger and frustrate customers. Poorly trained customer service reps who can’t solve problems in a timely manner. Difficult or non-existent refund policies. These unthinking actions and policies send a subtle but powerful message to customers, “We don’t care.”
On websites, “we don’t care” messages aren’t quite so obvious. Yet, they still crop up in many different ways:
Fancy graphics that take forever to load. The latest technologies may look hip, slick and cool. But they often take time to load, especially for visitors with older computers or slow internet connections. Making people wait for a home page to load implies that the company’s time is more valuable than theirs.
Confusing and/or difficult navigation. Don’t make prospects and customers hunt for the information they want. People should be able to find what they’re looking for in two clicks or less.
Slow response time. When online customers have a problem, they want an answer now. If a company doesn’t respond to an email or online help request within 24 hours, customers are probably already looking for another business that will. At the very least, companies should acknowledge the email right away and promise to contact the sender as soon as possible.
Links that don’t work. Few things are more frustrating to site visitors than links that go to the wrong place or don’t work at all. When a website doesn’t work properly, prospects and customers wonder the same about the products or services on the site.
Low-quality videos. With today’s inexpensive digital cameras, anyone can throw together a video and post it on their website. But when companies put up cheap-looking, poorly produced videos, viewers will assume they put the same level of quality into their product or service.
Webinars and podcasts that promise more than they deliver. Today’s time-deprived viewers will not tolerate self-serving marketing pitches or delaying tactics. Even if a webinar or podcast is free, it had better deliver real value, and it had better do it quickly. Otherwise, listeners will click off and conduct their business with someone who shows more respect for their time.
Poorly designed shopping carts. Slow, cumbersome, and difficult-to-edit shopping carts rank high among online shopper complaints. When a company makes it hard for customers to buy on their site, they will go somewhere that doesn’t.
“Me, me, me…” content. No one likes to get stuck at a party with someone who talks only about themselves. When a website talks only about how great the business is, customers feel the same way. A website should always focus on the customer’s issues and concerns. Otherwise, visitors won’t stay on the site for long.
“Encouraging visitors to stay on your website isn’t hard,” says Durant. “Respect their time. Make it easy to find the information they want. Give them different ways to contact you if they have any problems or questions. Design the website around their needs, not yours.
“When your website shows you care, visitors will stay longer and buy more. And if your product or service delivers as promised, they will come back to your site and buy from you again.”
About Bop Design
Bop Design is a San Diego web design agency with offices also in the New York metro area. We express a business’ values through brand development, advertising, design and web design. We also help attract a firm’s ideal customer through search engine optimization and social media marketing services. The marketing firm’s focus is on small businesses that want an external team of marketing specialists to help give their brand an edge in the marketplace.
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New HP Coupons Offered On Envy Laptops and Business Printers
New HP Coupons Offered On Envy Laptops and Business Printers
(PRWEB) January 26, 2014
New HP laptop and printer coupons have just been listed on the Bizwaremagic.com site, which runs a popular online Notebook Buyer’s Guide. As an ongoing feature of this guide, for the benefit of its subscribers and followers, the latest discount offers are presented from major computer retailers/manufacturers such as HP.
Alert shoppers can save up to 20% on HP laptops and up to 25% on printers. Please note that these coupons are limited and may end at any time. There may also be other exclusions and restrictions so see the official HP site for all terms and conditions.
Newly featured coupons include 20% off the HP Pavilion 15t-n200 Notebook PC with Windows 7 for only $ 599.99; $ 120 discount on the HP ENVY 15t-j100 Quad Edition Notebook PC with Windows 7 going for under $ 780 and shoppers can save $ 100 on the HP ENVY TouchSmart 15t-j100 Select Edition Notebook PC which sells for around $ 649.
For HP general and business office printers, the following coupons are offered: Save $ 25 off HP ENVY 4500 e-All-in-One Printer which is only $ 74.99 after discount; receive 25% off the HP LaserJet Pro 400 color Printer M451nw which is going for under $ 150 and get $ 120 off the HP LaserJet Pro 300 color MFP M375nw for only $ 479.99 until January 31st.
More Hewlett-Packard coupons and discounts are listed on the Bizwaremagic.com site, including the latest desktop PC deals. The site runs a special page dedicated solely for listing all the latest HP discounts. Savvy shoppers should bookmark this page because it is updated as soon as new coupons are offered and it could mean saving $ 100s off one’s next computer purchase.
This special HP Notebook Coupons Page can be found here: http://www.bizwaremagic.com/HP_Notebook_Coupons.htm or download our comprehensive free laptop buying guide here: http://www.laptopcomputerguide.org. All products/companies mentioned above are registered trademarks of their respective owners and companies.
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James Schramko of SuperFastBusiness Discusses the Importance of Upgrading One’s Business Equipment and Environment in Latest Business Updates
James Schramko of SuperFastBusiness Discusses the Importance of Upgrading One’s Business Equipment and Environment in Latest Business Updates
Sydney, NSW (PRWEB) April 13, 2013
Office workers come in every day to desks and cubicles that are set up with everything they need for their daily tasks; entrepreneurs and business owners who work from home, on the other hand, are tasked with building their own work space, with some having greater success at the project than others. In two recent business update videos, SuperFastBusiness CEO James Schramko explores how environment affects business and provides helpful tips for creating a space that will enable people to crank out maximum productivity levels — and he shares his preferred top-of-the-line equipment for his business, too.
“One of the best ways to be more productive is to make sure that you surround yourself with all the right things to get the job done,” the CEO begins. He describes how his home office has a computer on a stand-up desk (where he can work while reducing the amount of time spent sitting down each day) as well as a sit-down desk where he can work when he needs to rest from standing. Because he regularly creates videos and podcasts for his websites such as SuperFastBusiness.com, FastWebFormula.com, SilverCircle.com, ThinkActGet.com and FreedomOcean.com, he requires outstanding audio-visual equipment and makes sure to have a good microphone, camera, and lighting ready for use at any time.
“I have up-to-date modern machines that work well, that are clean, that are fast. And I make sure that I eat well, and sleep well, and exercise.”
This practice of having a dedicated work space fitted with the best quality equipment and kept in proper order stems from the knowledge that one’s environment can truly dictate one’s performance. “I’ve been into people’s places and I’ve sat down at that old, little, dark, dingy corner desks stuffed full of CDs and DVDs and papers, and this clunky old Microsoft computer running Explorer that hasn’t been updated, never had the cache cleaned, and it’s a slow, clunky, old beast. In fact, some people don’t even have the fastest Internet they can have even if it’s available – which I don’t understand,” Schramko recalls.
These days, business owners can have fast, modern equipment for just a few thousand dollars — a small price to pay to become productive and serious about business. With the best computers, speedy Internet connection, and multimedia equipment, not to mention high quality furnishings such as the best quality chairs, desks, and large screens, anyone can experience working comfortably and efficiently in a well-equipped space.
To continue his productivity tips, another business update video from the seasoned Internet marketer showcased his personal choice of computing equipment: from using Apple’s MacBook Air and iMac computers (which he admits he has used to their very limits), Schramko announced his decision to upgrade to a new 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina. This laptop’s RAM can be made up to 8 gigabytes, its hard drive is 756 gigabytes, it can be used with an external 27-inch Thunderbolt screen, and it has the portability to fit into a backpack during travels. More importantly, the MacBook Pro Retina has the power and extra resolution that will enable the CEO to create, edit and render videos seamlessly.
“Get yourself the right gear and set your environment up for success,” Schramko encourages. “Remove the paper, remove the distractions, and when it all comes down to it, you know what you have to do: roll up your sleeves and do the work that’s gonna get you the results you want.”
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Accurate Business Communications Retains the Assistance of Arcphor Strategy to Further Penetrate the Website Content Market Space
Accurate Business Communications Retains the Assistance of Arcphor Strategy to Further Penetrate the Website Content Market Space
Norfolk, VA (PRWEB) March 14, 2013
Arcphor Strategy announced today that Accurate Business Communications retained their business strategy services. Located in Portsmouth, Virginia, Accurate Business Communications offers comprehensive website content for their clients. Chandler Turner, President of Accurate Business Communications shared that “People who use their computer search anything know that if they do not find engaging and persuasive material on their first attempt, they are only one or two clicks from the next destination. “
Solving website marketing is a complex puzzle and Accurate Business Communications helps their clients with expert quality reviews, content based on search engine optimization principles, wire framing consultation, and email marketing architecture.
Today largely because of social media, the market landscape and the method to connect with potential clients is changing faster than ever before. Arcphor Strategy is able to assist clients such as Accurate Business Communications amplify their reach in a timely and effectively manor. Perhaps most importantly, Accurate Business Communications is now able to re-focus that additional time back to their client’s and generate additional revenue.
Tim Ryan, President of Arcphor Strategy shared, “Due to the complexity of connecting with people today, businesses can spend hours trying to attract and connect with new customers using social media, and still not see the return they’re looking to achieve. Arcphor Strategy specializes in working with business to discover and implement business strategies such as customer identification and engagement using social media for clients so they can focus on their primary objective.”
Arcphor Strategy applies their previous Fortune 500 experience and talent directly towards small – mid sized companies. The Norfolk, Virginia based company was recently recognized by the Commonwealth of Virginia for developing the next generation of innovative and high-growth companies. In addition to business strategy, Arcphor Strategy specializes in website development and graphic design.
For more information on Accurate Business Communications visit http://www.accu-biz.com, to learn more about Arcphor Strategy, visit http://www.arcphor.com
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