Monthly Archives: November 2009

Wanted: Dead or Alive

Parody of tech support set to Bon Jovi’s Dead or Alive. ConnectWise is the Professional Services Automation software we use at Network Velocity.

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Our Reading List

We recently had the privilege of hearing Verne “the Growth Guy” Harnish speak at the ConnectWise Partner Summit. Thanks to Verne we have a lot of reading to do! Here are a few of his recommendations. Not shown but still … Continue reading

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What is Google Chrome OS?

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Google Wave – Read This

In a previous blog post we stated that Google Wave was not yet ready for serious business use (after all it is still beta software). However, that does not mean you shouldn’t keep your eye on it! The best article we’ve read … Continue reading

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Economic Stimulus Act Provides Tax Benefits to Businesses

Back on November 24, 2008 we blogged about Section 179 and the tax advantages available to businesses. These same advantages are still available for 2009! From section170.org: When your business buys certain pieces of equipment, it typically gets to write … Continue reading

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Everything’s Amazing and Nobody’s Happy

Funny bit from the Conan O’Brien show puts the advances in technology in perspective. How easily we forget! Next time that webpage takes five seconds to load just remember, “IT’S GOING TO SPACE.”  Enjoy.

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Don’t Rely on your IT Guy

We could not have said this better ourselves so we are linking to a great blog post by Clayton Moulynox of Evolve IT Australia. Way to knock it out of the park Clayton. Don’t Rely on your IT Guy

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Choosing the Right Partners

According to this story on CIGear , Microsoft may be abandoning their much hyped Response Point phone system designed for Small to Medium sized Businesses. This is not the first time Microsoft has pushed into a new market and then … Continue reading

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