Archive for February, 2008
Tips for a successful conference calls
1) Reserve the conference facilities to begin about 5 minutes before the scheduled time and hold it for 30 minutes longer than the estimated time required. The leader of the call (this does not have to be the one running the meeting) should arrive first to welcome the participants as they arrive.
2) [...]
How Important is Technology to Your Business?
It doesn’t matter whether the business is one that is highly visible to the public, such as a retail establishment or a not for profit venue, or one that is never seen by the public. One thing for certain, it’s sure to use some type of technology.
There are many different forms of technology. It [...]
Strange Technology Quotes
Over the years there’s been many people have said things that if they had to say it again, they would have just kept their mouths shut. Here are some of those quotes.
“This ‘telephone’ has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. The device is inherently of no value to [...]
How much of your technology costs are wasted?
Technology is an ever-changing item within a business. It’s unfortunately a common occurrence for something to be purchased and never used, or not used effectively. The key to keeping a technology budget in check is to keep those wastes to a minimum.
One of the biggest wastes occurs when a business purchases expensive services or products [...]
Backup Data and Store at a Separate Location.
No matter how new or old your computer system may be, it is possible for it to fail. It’s bad enough that it may fail and you need to have it repaired, but if that failure occurs in the hard drive, where your data it stored, you could lose that data.
The solution.
Backup your [...]
Acronym: PIC
PIC – Primary Interexchange Carrier. Each Long Distance carrier have their own code that tell the local carrier to whose system the long distance call should be sent. This code is called the PIC Code, sometimes, PICC.
A PIC freeze can be requested to the local carrier. This service will prevent the long distance service from [...]
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