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FROM THE PRESIDENT
Cost-Saving Technologies Have a Positive Impact
We're always looking for ways to help our clients benefit from new or improved technologies. Thin clients, Web conferencing, and mobile computing are just a few examples of how technology can help employees be more productive and help businesses improve their bottom lines.
We appreciate your business and we're here to help. Contact us anytime to let us know how we can better meet your IT needs.
Jim Kerr
President, CRU Solutions |
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10 Money-Saving Technologies by Renee Oricchio
In a recession, sometimes spending a bit on technology can actually end up saving your business money over the long term. Investments in virtualization, thin clients, Web conferencing, and other technologies can pay off. Read Article
How often to replace your PCs? That all depends. by Patrick Thibodeau
Ask what seems like a simple question - How often should PCs be replaced? - and you'll find that the answer isn't so simple. And it's certainly not universal. Read Article
Small, Midsized Firms To Spend $280 Billion On Technology By 2012
Businesses with five to 99 employees will represent 32% of information and communications technology spending this year alone, according to a Compass Intelligence report. Read Article |
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Tip of the Month: Navigating Large Workbooks in Excel
In Excel, you can create a number of sheets (tabs) in a workbook (Sheet1, Sheet2, etc.). Rather quickly, you get to the point where you no longer can see all the tabs in one view. Of course, you can use the built-in tabs navigation buttons (lower left corner of Excel workbook), and go the next, previous, first, or last sheet. Did you know there was a way to see all the sheets and be able to click on the one you want to work on? Right-click the tabs navigation buttons and a floating list of all the worksheets in the workbook will appear! |
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Product Focus: Windows XP Still Available through CRU Solutions
You may have read that Microsoft discontinued its Windows XP operating system effective June 30, 2008. This deadline affected only major manufacturers such as Dell, HP and Lenovo. On July 1, they were required to switch to the Vista operating system. Microsoft has made an exception to this deadline for channel original equipment manufacturers like CRU Solutions. We can install Windows XP on computers we produce through January 31, 2009. Remember, the clock on Windows XP is ticking. If you need help with your Windows XP to Windows Vista conversion plan, please contact us. |
