Check out our "Computer Bytes" Section for helpful information from the Manager of IT Services, Robert Bourguignon.

 

Name one of the non-profit organizations that Plus has helped recently?

 

 

Email your answer to Liz Forbes; we will have a drawing and one lucky winner will receive a $50 Visa Gift Card! 

 

Answers must be received by 5:00pm on Friday, May 21st, 2010 to be eligible.  Winner will be notified via email and published in the next newsletter. 

 

 Click on  picture above and place a service call; we will be on our way!

 

The goal of our team at Plus Inc. is to provide our customers with excellent customer service and support.  To ensure quality service, it is vital that communication flows effectively between the customer and our support staff.  Working behind the scenes is Liz Forbes, Plus Inc.'s Operations Manager.  She has been with the company for 17 years and is responsible for company administration, communication, employee development, and assists all departments with policy and procedures that make our operation work smoothly.  Liz is dedicated to Plus' customers and strives to develop relationship-based attitudes in her staff.  Liz expresses, "I'm very passionate about making every customer feel important!  I never want a customer to feel like just an ID number.  Each customer matters!"

 

Liz has been blessed with two fabulous daughters, Tori, 18, and Jessica, 12, and a Border Collie named Elvis.  She is a member at Taylors First Baptist Church and has returned to school to complete her Accounting degree at Strayer University.  She  enjoys traveling, hiking, attending concerts, spending time with family and friends, and is a proud Pittsburgh Steelers fan!

 

If you feel there is anything we can do to improve our customer service and support or if you would like to make a comment, you are invited to contact Liz directly at liz@plusinc.net.

Windows XP was launched October 25th, 2001.  Was it that long ago? Since then, the computer world has changed drastically. With more powerful software being released and the increase in spyware and malware, you need an operating system that is both stable and safe.

Robert Bourguignon 

 

Windows 7 brings big improvements in many areas.  First, it only requires a 1Ghz CPU and 1GB of RAM to run, so most computers currently running XP can run Windows 7.  Second, Windows 7 is compatible with most hardware and has the drivers already built in making it more stable from the start, and with XP mode most every program will work.  Third, Windows 7 is a great multitasker.  With the need to run several programs at once, Windows 7 makes it easy.  Using the Snap, Peek and Shake applications, you can quickly set the program you need to view to full screen, and then go back to your original task.  Fourth, because security is increased with User Access Control, Data Execution Prevention and Internet Explorer 8, you are better guarded against threats. 

 

Not sure your computer is ready for Windows 7?  Call the computer experts at Plus.  We can evaluate your systems readiness and recommend the best way to start with Windows 7. 

 

Lynn Dunn from Love, Thorton, Arnold and Thomason P.A. with Frank Gonzalez, Vice President of Sales