April 2009
In this issue
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Bigger Deals and
Better Relationships
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Why Outsource
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Broadband Blues
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Jeans for Cash
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New Staff Members
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AT&T Corner
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Jeans for
Cash
Dynamic
Computer Solutions presented a check from
the “Jeans for Cash” campaign for April to Go
Topeka’s “Fix Our Streets Campaign” This important
campaign will hopefully bring our city streets up to
par with the capitols of other states.
The Jeans for Cash Campaign is funded by the
associates of
Dynamic
Computer Solutions
of Topeka who choose to wear jeans on
Fridays and make a donation of $5.00 to the selected
Non-Profit of the month.
New Staff Members
Dynamic Computer Solutions of Topeka is proud to add
two new Technicians to our staff. Both are Kansas
natives and are ready to be of assistance to our
area clients. . .
Ron McDaniel- Has been involved with network
communication and security analysis for over 20
years. His background in security work has been a
natural evolution into the field of computer
security analysis and deployment, network
integration and system design, server administration
and information technology.
Rich McDaniel- has been involved in broadcast and
network engineering as well as administration for
over 10 years. His experience in Local and Wide Area
Networks, Microsoft Systems and Storage as well as
Data Recovery has made him an immediate star among
our current and new clients.
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Why outsource, isn't that
un-American?
by Mike Gonsalves, StrategicFusion
 Hardly!
Outsourcing is as American as Mom and Apple Pie! A lot of people believe
that outsourcing is the problem with America's economy today. For the
most part they equate outsourcing with sending jobs overseas
(off-shoring). The fact is that outsourcing started long ago when
production lines where first formed to manufacture everything from nails
for building to autos for driving.
Yes, outsourcing has gotten
very sophisticated over the last decade or so. Yes, we are competing on
a global scale for jobs, especially in certain sectors. But the fact
remains that small businesses can help themselves grow and thrive by
outsourcing tasks that are:
1. Difficult to master
quickly
2. Better done by someone at a lower overall (more efficient) pay scale
For example, you can do
your taxes yourself, or you can hire an accountant. I don't hire an
accountant to add the numbers up for me on a form (Turbo Tax can do that
just fine). I hire an accountant to make sure the numbers are in the
right boxes, that's outsourcing. It would take me months (or years) to
gain even the slightest competitive advantage on my accountant, so I
rely on him and his firm to do the best job possible.
In another example, when
you are thinking about moving your business, are you going to go to a
commercial realtor an expert on getting the best deals in the market or
are you going to wing it on your own? Wing it and the odds are strong
that your new space will cost you more than if you had used a
professional.
Read on for more
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4 tips for Troubleshooting your
Broadband
Blues
by Kim Komando
Reprinted with permission from the Microsoft Small Business Center
 Many small-business owners shell out
big bucks for high-speed Internet access. The savings in time are usually
rewarded with higher productivity.
If your high-speed system happens to
be running slower than a clogged drain, don't complain just yet. Before you pay
for an expensive in-office visit from your Internet service provider's tech
support, here are four things you should consider.
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Quote of the
Month
"The pessimist sees difficulty in every
opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity
in every difficulty."
~
Winston Churchill |
Just for Laughs
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Hold
Conference Calls & Web Meetings on Demand
This AT&T service allows you
to conduct teleconferences anytime, day or night, without ever having to
make a reservation. Simply use your own personal dial-in number and
access code when you want to set up a call - there's no need to ever
contact customer service. 10¢ per minute, per connection with toll-free
dial-in number.
And you can add a visual
dimension to conference calls with Web Meeting Service capabilities.
It's a great enhancement that allows you to present and collaborate with
virtually any software application on your PC, in real-time over the
Internet. And anyone can view or participate from just about anywhere,
because only a standard browser and Web connection are needed. $.25 per
minute, per connection.
Benefits
One convenient dial-in
number for all services - You'll receive just one dial-in number and
access code when you order. Use it at your convenience for any service -
audio, Web, or both!
Only pay for what you use
- There are no-set up fees or carrying charges. Pay only for the
conference calls you make.
No long-term commitments - You can cancel your account at any time.
Please note, if your account is inactive for a 6 month period, the
account will be closed.
Multiple service options
- You'll find multiple options to fit your needs, including toll-free or
caller-paid numbers for dialing, and Automatic Dial-in or Operated
Assisted.
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