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Plus Inc. Business Solutions Newsletter
April 2012 - Vol 3, Issue 2 |
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| April Trivia Question | |
Congratulations to our March trivia winners, Kassandra Robinson of Buchheit News and Nancy Mize of United Way of Anderson County.
Thank you to all who entered, and try your luck in this month's drawing for a $50 Visa Gift Card. We will be choosing two winners per month in our trivia drawings!
April Trivia Question:
What public service department has T.J. volunteered with?
Answers will be placed in a drawing for a $50 Visa Gift Card. Click here to email Liz Forbes York your answer by Monday, April 23rd at 5pm. |
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| Team Spotlight--TJ Satterfield--IT Technician |
This month's employee focus is on T.J. Satterfield, a member of our IT Services Team. T.J. has always enjoyed computers, and working on and building PCs had become a hobby for him over the years. So, when he was laid off from his land surveying position, it was only natural for hi  m to return to school to transform his hobby into a profession. After graduating from ECPI with an Associates Degree in Network Security, T.J. started his new career with Plus Inc. in our IT Services department. T.J. services computer systems and networks and also works with our copier and printer service department setting up scanning and printing for our customers.
One thing T.J. likes about his work is being able to learn about the cutting-edge technology in this rapidly changing industry. Understanding and enjoying the diversity of the products Plus Inc. provides, T.J. realizes that education is key when keeping up with our changing world. He recently received his MAC OS X Lion certification and would like to return to school to complete his Bachelor's degree in Network Security! T.J. explains, "I'm always up for a challenge. Each day, I am faced with something different. Challenges are fun, and I like being able to solve challenging problems." T.J. likes the team environment here at Plus Inc., and he understands that our team spirit carries over to our customers as we partner with them. He feels the most important aspect of his job is "being able to effectively communicate with customers to help them resolve their issues."
T.J.'s life outside of work has some of the same variety he has at work. From 2004 to 2011, he was a volunteer fireman in Northern Greenville County. He also likes to travel and has gone on several cruises. But his favorite thing is spending time at home with his wife, Kelly, and their cat and two dogs.
If you have any questions or comments for T.J.,please email him at tjs@plusinc.net or 864-242-9090. |
| Did you know... |
- Professionals spend over 150 hours annunally looking for incorrectly filed documents and over 500 hours reviewing and routing files (Source: International Records Management Council Study)
- US companies spend $25-35 billion annually to file, store and retrieve incoming paper. (Source: IDC)
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Call us today to find out how to substantially reduce costs while increasing employee and operational effciencies!
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| Community Focus--Upstate Family Resource Center | |
This month's community focus is on our customer, Upstate Family Resource Center! The UFRC serves the Spartanburg County School District Two attendance area. The only resource of its kind in the district and Northern Spartanburg County, the mission of UFRC is to help families thrive by providing educational opportunity, enriching activities and support services. The UFRC has many resources including Adult Education, ESOL classes, family mentoring, and financial literacy. Donations of your time and your resources are always needed as well as donations of your voice in the way of referrals and publicity. For more information about how to get involved with this organization, contact via email info@upstatefrc.org or by phone at 864-578-1379.
You also have an opportunity to help support UFRC, as well as other Spartanburg area non-profits, by participating in the Spartanburg Bi-Lo Charity Golf Tournament that will be held on Wednesday, May 2nd at the Village Greens Golf Course in Inman, SC. The goal this year is to raise $15,000 at this tournament.
For more information about the Upstate Family Resource Center and the Spartanburg Bi-Lo Charity Golf Tournament, visit their website at www.upstatefrc.org or call Executive Director, Kelley Ezell, at 864-578-6013. |
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Thank you for your support for the past 54 years.
Sincerely,
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Plus Inc. Business Solutions
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