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This is not just about monitoring what they are looking at on-line it is about making people more productive and keep them off social networking or general web browsing when they are supposed to be working.
Do you know or want to know what your employees are up to on their PC's when you are not around? Monitoring software is very cost efficient can give immediate cost benefits in productivity.
As mentioned, unfortunately it is trial and error and what works for one will not work for someone else. I prefer a targeted email and then a call the next day. The most important thing is not to give up, it is very frustrating cold calling, i would try to start with an easy one first.
a good way to start is look at what your competitors are doing and mirror that. A good product that has a need and a want is a must, if it is desireable as well more the better. The downside is that without someone selling you are not going to sell anything. The panacea for us all is to get...
If you fance a bit of a Journey, try the Business Banter in Glasgow. it t akes place on a Thursday morning at 0800-1000 at Paperinos, 78 St Vincent Street and is free. We normally get about 50 people along and there is a good buzz. Very relaxed and no formal presentation.
At the end of the day people buy from people. The product you are selling has to meet the business need, do the job it is supposed to do and meet the budget. If you meet all three then there is a good chance the customer will buy.
you are better with a business line and yes BT will install that but you have to specify it at the outset. you can use the same line for calls and broadband and if you are not too heavy on the broadband you could put a SIP trunk from a hosted provider onto that line and have a phone line as...
I think that a lot of the things we are hearing about Cloud are historic. Whilst i still think you have to be carefull about how you use it, there is a use for it. It is like everything in IT now, you have to look at the business need and budget then get the best solution that fits.
Sometimes you can get poor quality with VoIP but if you have enough bandwidth - you need 100K of upload bandwidth per call and you set Quality of Service for Voice on your router then you will get good quality. I use a hosted VoIP phone from home and have no problems.
I think what has been said before has a lot of merit. From my perpective, i would look at what would happen to the business if certain things were to fail. i.e if you couldnt access the Internet or email for a day what impact would it have on your company? you could look at suscription based...
You could also try porting your local number onto a Internet platform such as Voip.co.uk or Gamma. Then you can add as many local geographical numbers as you wish and they will all come into your head office. It gives you the appearance of a much larger company and local.
Hi everyone and Happy New Year.
I would like to introduce ourselves. UnleashedIT are an IT company that views business issues more importantly than technology itself. What do i mean by that, well if you have a problem, something that is keeping you awake at night then we can help. We are vendor...