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Right Wired for 2015

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Bryon Palitto and Dan Allen will present a 30 minute overview of a variety of new technologies for small businesses at the Wadsworth Independent Business Association, November Speaker Series.

Topics to be discussed include:

  • Learn the technology trends being adopted in small businesses to gain a competitive edge in 2015 and beyond.
  • See a live demo of Cloud Computing being used in a small business and discover if it’s right for your business.
  • Uncover effective methods to monitor and maintain a small computer network with minimal time and a limited budget.

If you have questions or would like to discuss any of these topics with one of our team members, feel free to schedule a meeting by calling the office at 330-335-7271.

Leverage the Power of Social Media for your Small Business

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Palitto Consulting, in conjunction with Cisco, would like to invite all of our customers to attend the “Leverage the Power of Social Media for your Small Business” event on Wednesday, Sept 22nd from 4-7pm. This event is free and includes dinner, complimentary Dave and Buster’s Power Cards and a chance to win a Flip Video HD. Please contact us at 330-335-7271 to find out how to reserve your seat.

Microsoft Office 2010 Productivity Suite – Features & Enhancements

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PCS customers learned about new features and enhancements included in the Microsoft Office 2010 Productivity Suite held at the Microsoft Office in Independence Ohio. In conjunction with Microsoft and the Cleveland Chapter of the Small Business Specialists Group, Palitto Consulting Services was glad to provide yet another value added service to our customer base. Contact our office to learn more about Office 2010 or visit www.microsoft.com/office. Check back here regularly to find out more about future events!

Avoid Windows Malware: Bank on a Live CD

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An investigative series I’ve been writing about organized cyber crime gangs stealing millions of dollars from small to mid-sized businesses has generated more than a few responses from business owners who were concerned about how best to protect themselves from this type of fraud. The simplest, most cost-effective answer I know of? Don’t use Microsoft Windows when accessing your bank account online.

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