| 6 Tips for a Paperless Office |
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Many people who use computers - whether it's for their home or business
- are moving toward a "paperless" office. Simply,
they are tired and overwhelmed by scraps of paper, clunky
old file folders, envelopes - and they want to reduce the
clutter.
Don't believe me? Take a look at how many messages are stored
in your e-mail's in-basket. Now imagine how much paper would
have been generated if they hadn't come to you from cyberspace.
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| Ask the Experts: "Do I Need 64
Bit?" |
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by Aaron Leppin
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| I'm
thinking about upgrading some workstations, but I'm hearing
pros & cons about 64-bit Windows. What is it? And
is it something that I need? |
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With Microsoft releasing new versions of almost
all of their applications this year, now is a good time
to evaluate your IT needs and determine where you can
increase productivity, performance, and reduce downtime.
Replacing your aging workstations is a good place to
start realizing those benefits.
But whether you're thinking about upgrading a workstation,
server, or your entire IT environment, you'll inevitably
have to face the question, "Do I need 64-Bit Processing?"
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| Making a Comeback |
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by Brad Farris, Anchor
Advisors
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Now that we’re getting settled into 2010, the economic
climate is starting to change – slowly, but it’s
changing. The intense pressure is off and business owners
feel like they can breathe (a little) again. Many have realized
they didn’t lose as much business as they thought they
would, and some are seeing their businesses rebound. With
all the cost cutting done last year, profit has returned.
So now that you aren’t going out of business, what's
next?
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"Success
isn't something that just happens. Success is learned, success
is practiced and then it is shared."
.... Sparky
Anderson
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