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Mike and his team understand "client vulnerability", that anxious feeling a customer has because of insufficient experience and knowlege...regarding website development, SEO optimizations, CMS editing and the like.  They make you feel comfrotable regardless of your web experience level.  The work gets done with little fanfare, no uncomfortable surprises and alacrity.  Besides, they're also fun to work with.

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I’m being policy’d to death!

March 8th, 2010 by Michael Giuffrida

I started my business in 1997 with the same basic mantra we use today; provide technology solutions to support business goals.  While the technology has changed, the attitude hasn’t.  Do what we need to do to satisfy the customer and bill them for an honest amount of time to do it.  Well as we have [...]

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10 Things You Should Know About Your Network

February 21st, 2010 by Tracy Fox

I polled IT professionals from the ForeSite team and beyond to determine what key things every business owner, director of a school or nonprofit should know about their network to compile a 10 point checklist.

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Are you LinkedIn, or LinkedOut?

January 14th, 2010 by Bryan Czajkowski

Most of you tech savvy business people out there have had a LinkedIn account for years, but have you been truly using it to increase your business opportunities?

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Which came first; the technology or the business?

January 7th, 2010 by Michael Giuffrida

Without a doubt, the answer to the above question is THE BUSINESS!  But it’s amazing how often we forget this when looking at new technology to implement in a business.  Far too often, a cool new technology noticed by a business owner or the desire of their IT company to play with a new technology [...]

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5 Signs that it’s time for a web site redesign

December 30th, 2009 by Tracy Fox

5 signs that it’s time for a web site redesign:

1. Your site isn’t effective in helping you achieve your goals (more sales, brand recognition, community awareness, etc)

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Deduct new network hardware and software for 2009!

December 16th, 2009 by Tracy Fox

A quick reminder for business owners that we’re nearing the deadline to purchase and install new hardware and software and qualify for the Section 179 deduction.

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I gave myself surgery - bad idea?

November 30th, 2009 by Michael Giuffrida

When I was working from home the other day, I started to feel a sharp pain in my side.  At first, it was just annoying but it really started slowing me down.  I was working on filing the forms for my defense in the murder charges that had recently been brought against me which really [...]

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What should you look for in a technology partner?

November 3rd, 2009 by Tracy Fox

Over the years, I’ve worked with businesses, schools and nonprofits to help them find the right technology resources to meet their particular needs and goals.  In many cases, the “devil they know” is the resource that they continued to use year after year -  either because they were concerned that change might not bring something [...]

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Six on 7: Six months of Windows 7

October 27th, 2009 by Jonathan Zawrotny

The commercials are out, the advertising machine is hard at work and now that October 22nd has passed, Windows 7 is at our doorstep.
Having been a tinkerer of computers since modifying the config.sys file on my father’s 386 to play games, the new offering from Microsoft immediately intrigued me.  I decided to be an early [...]

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When should I replace my network server?

October 20th, 2009 by Michael Giuffrida

Great question.  Maybe you shouldn’t?  We talk to clients about this all of the time and have counseled many businesses into and out of replacing network equipment currently in place.  Often the issue if forced when there is an outage of an aging server but in our network support model we try to be more [...]

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