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Develop a Plan with an Experienced Business Process Consultant

Posted by Robert Baran on Mon, Aug 27, 2012 @ 04:22 PM

Have you given any thought to your technology plans for the upcoming year? Developing a yearly plan for your systems is a smart move for businesses looking to stay ahead of their competition. Planning ahead with an experienced business process consultant from PositiveVision will allow you to make the necessary improvements to your systems and processes in the new year. This will give you the opportunity to avoid unbudgeted emergency purchases, improve efficiency and productivity before the year even begins.

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Business Management Software: Is Your Company Behind the Curve?

Posted by Robert Baran on Mon, May 28, 2012 @ 02:27 PM

Many companies have put technology improvements on the back burner over the last three years thanks to the recession. Unfortunately the timing for this was less than ideal as many companies were slated for updates during this time to keep the systems they put in place for Y2K current. What this means today is that many organizations are well behind the technology curve, using obsolete business management software which does not allow them to take advantage of efficiencies that are available now when they need it the most.

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7 Things to Consider Regarding a Remote Computer Access Program

Posted by Nicole Sherman on Tue, Mar 06, 2012 @ 02:13 PM

You may have heard of go-to-my-pc, log-me-in or several of the other affordable remote computer access programs. While many companies are considering the implementation of web based remote access software for their employees, others aren’t sure if applications like these are right for them. In this article we will cover some of the important factors you should consider before making the leap.

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Topics: software and technology consultants, Remote Computer Access