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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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Children and Teens Media Consumption Trends, Brand Attitudes and Behaviour Surveyed in New CHILDWISE Report Published at MarketPublishers.com
Children and Teens Media Consumption Trends, Brand Attitudes and Behaviour Surveyed in New CHILDWISE Report Published at MarketPublishers.com
London, UK (PRWEB) January 21, 2014
What are the key media preferences of children (aged 5-16) in the UK? How much time do children spend on the Internet? What are their favourite websites? What is the frequency of using social networks? What devices do children use to play games? How often do children play games consoles? What are their favourite computer games? What are the major mobile phone activities of children (aged 5-16) in the UK? What are the key differences in phone usage between the main sub-groups? What are the key methods of payment for children’s mobile phones? What are the leading types of applications used by children in the UK? What are the preferred TV channels and programmes? What devices are used to watch TV? What are the differences in viewing TV between the sexes? How much time do children spend to listen to music? What are their favourite groups and singers? How often do children download music? What are the children’s reading preferences? How often do they purchase or download books? What are the key devices used by children in the UK to access media? What is the equipment children cannot live without? What are the children’s attitudes towards money saving and spending? What are the main purchases made by the UK children? What are the differences in buying preferences between ages and sexes? How much time do children spend playing sport? What is their opinion about time spent playing sport in school? What is the influence of the London Olympics 2012 on the children’s behaviour? What are the major activities of children (aged 5-16) in the UK? What career prospects do children have? What is their attitude towards education? What are their post school plans? These and many other burning issues are discussed in the survey report.
New study “The CHILDWISE Monitor Report 2013-14” elaborated by CHILDWISE has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.
Report Details:
Title: The CHILDWISE Monitor Report 2013-14
Published: January, 2014
Pages: 247
Price: US$ 2,650.00
http://marketpublishers.com/report/technologies_electronics/media/childwise_monitor_report_2009_10.html
The survey report is a comprehensive annual overview of the children’s and teenagers’ (aged 5-16) media consumption trends, their key behaviours and brand attitudes in the UK. It provides detailed trend summaries covering the following areas: internet, computers, game consoles, mobile phones, applications, TV, music, reading, money, self purchase, sports, activities, the London 2012 Olympics, activities, careers and education. The study describes the major areas of interest of the 5-16 year-old children in the UK, identifies and characterises their preferences, investigates the preferred pastimes, determines the most demanded products, and also features the surveyed children’s attitudes towards sports and education.
Issues Covered in Each Examined Area Include:
Internet (favourite websites, access frequency, time spent online, gaming, social networking and gaming).
Computers (usage and ownership, laptops / tablets).
Games consoles (games console ownership, favourite games, gaming behaviour, time spent playing games consoles).
Mobile phones (ownership, usage, makes of phone, time spent using, smartphones, how are calls paid for, who pays, monthly spend).
Applications (usage, last applications downloaded, favourite applications, paying for applications and in-app purchases).
TV (time spent watching TV, referred channels, favourite programmes, TV ownership, on-demand TV programmes).
Music (accessing music, favourite music groups, preferred radio stations, music downloads).
Reading (favourite books, frequency / time spent reading, ebook readers and reading online).
Money (earnings and pocket money, ad-hoc handouts, saving and sending).
Self purchase (buying online, categories bought from and next new gadgets).
Sports (opinion on amount of sport in school and weekly hours out of/in school).
The London 2012 Olympics (impact, recall, and awareness of Rio 2016 Olympics).
Activities (frequency of ad hoc activities, out-of-school activities, collecting things, involvement in music making).
Education and careers (plans for college/post school, career prospects and attitudes to education).
More new research reports by the publisher can be found at CHILDWISE page.
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Tech Media Marketing, Inc. Announces 100% Client Retention for Small Business Search Optimization Clients Throughout 2012
Tech Media Marketing, Inc. Announces 100% Client Retention for Small Business Search Optimization Clients Throughout 2012
Seattle, WA. (PRWEB) December 15, 2012
Many small business owners struggle to find a quality marketing program that provides a return on investment for marketing dollars. The answer is the internet and search engine optimization services provided by Tech Media Marketing, Inc.
Tech Media Marketing, Inc. President Dave Rider says “The main reason our clients stick with our SEO services is because it works. Their businesses are growing.”
Tech Media Marketing, Inc. uses a multi faceted approach to helping clients dominate the internet search results for their business and industry in their local market.
TMM’s SEO program integrates both on and off site SEO strategies and includes video marketing, blogging, digital content delivery, press releases and social media.
Jonathan Smith of Advantage Legal Group – a Bankruptcy Attorney in Bellevue, WA. says “Our website traffic is up more than 500% and we are receiving more leads and converting more clients off our website than ever. Tech Media Marketing’s SEO program paid for itself the very first month.
My website dominates Google and YouTube for “Bellevue Bankruptcy” “Western Washington Bankruptcy” and “Seattle Mortgage Mediation” I highly recommend Tech Media Marketing SEO services”
We all know people rarely use the yellow pages in the phone book anymore. When looking for a particular product or service most people search the internet on a computer or mobile device. If a business is not coming up in the search results for the relevant product or service in a local city the business services, that business could be missing out on significant additional business.
Small business owners looking to build their business online, call Tech Media Marketing, Inc to schedule a free no obligation internet marketing consultation regarding the search engine optimization program.
Tech Media Marketing, Inc. is an internet marketing company based out of Seattle, WA., helping small businesses grow online.
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ComputerTree and Mediaspectrum Join Forces to Market World-Class Media Platform
ComputerTree and Mediaspectrum Join Forces to Industry World-Class Media Platform
Washington DC (PRWEB) June 17, 2004
Mediaspectrum Inc. and ComputerTree Inc. have announced they will co-market the EngineBridge Ad Services platform to publishing firms worldwide. At the identical time, Mediaspectrum will create the subsequent generation of content material management services for editorial based upon the Mediaspectrum EngineBridge platform. The alliance in between the two content material management specialists indicates the beginning of the industryÂs first integrated platform for both advertising and editorial solutions and signifies Net-services based applications will speedily become the de-facto regular for an market that has been overrun with client-server applications.
Separately, the two companies will co-industry the existing generation of ComputerTree editorial merchandise. The subsequent generation of editorial merchandise will provide 100% backward compatibility for existing ComputerTree consumers, some of the largest publishing businesses in the world.
ÂThe reality that we can offer you MediaspectrumÂs EngineBridge to all our existing consumers instantly is a enormous win for us and our clients alike, said Joe Young, Vice President of Company Development for ComputerTree. ÂWith this partnership finalized, the availability of a complete net services based media platform is inevitable.Â
ÂWeÂre thrilled to be operating with the team at ComputerTree, mentioned Scott Killoh, CEO of Mediaspectrum, Inc. ÂWeÂve had a great relationship for years and the fact that weÂre now able to provide globe-class content management solutions for both advertising and editorial is large for both of us. The partnership delivers our customers a clear migration technique for editorial and gives ComputerTree immediate access to a complete suite of web services solutions. Killoh continued, ÂI know customers on each sides will be able to see the energy and rewards of the partnership right away.Â
As component of the agreement, ComputerTree has turn into an authorized reseller for the whole EngineBridge Ad Services platform. Comprised entirely of Java Internet-services based solutions, the platform gives a single remedy for the entire ad provide chainÂfrom order entry to production and ultimately onto distribution. In addition, EngineBridge, like ContentWare can manage each print and Net files so advertisers can effortlessly begin upselling print ads to the Internet and vice versa.
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Mediaspectrum and ComputerTree partner to co-industry Mediaspectrum EngineBridge and ContentWare
Partnership opens the door for the industries 1st integrated content material management resolution for advertising and editorial
Effective quickly ComputerTree has been certified as an authorized reseller of all Mediaspectrum technologies
About ComputerTree
Because 1982, ComputerTree has been a trusted partner, consultant and resource to the publishing, entertainment and new media industries, providing turnkey solutions and expertise in networking, cross-platform integration, and content material management. Even though their client list has grown to consist of public services, retail industries, and greater education, their commitment has remained unchanged, as they continue to combine state-of-the-art technology with expert training, supported by the most talented service staff in the industry. ComputerTree is headquartered in Winston-Salem, NC and can be identified on the Web at http://www.computertree.com.
About Mediaspectrum
EngineBridge, the Mediaspectrum Ad Services Platform, is a modular remedy that locations, produces, tracks, and distributes multichannel advertising. Platform independent and built entirely on Java, EngineBridgeÂs services-based architecture provides a flexible remedy to enhance existing ad sales and generate new revenue from previously untapped channels such as Yahoo!_ and Google_. Mediaspectrum is headquartered in Burlington, MA and can be discovered on the Net at http://www.mediaspectrum.net.
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