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Microsoft Dynamics
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Introducing PowerPivot for Excel 2010
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Microsoft PowerPivot for Excel 2010, formerly known as Project "Gemini" is a data analysis add-in that delivers unmatched computational power directly within Microsoft Excel 2010. Watch the video.
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KnowEm allows you to check
for the use of your brand, product, personal name or username instantly across
over 340 popular and emerging social media websites. Grab your name before
someone else does.
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Fun Fact
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If coloring weren't added to Coca-Cola, it would
be green.
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Tips and Tricks
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Learn how to import contacts from Excel or a CSV
File into Outlook.
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About Our Firm
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Conexus SG
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5430 LBJ Freeway
Suite 1200
Dallas, TX 75240
972.455.9270
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Greetings!
Welcome 2010!
We,
like you, recently turned our calendar pages to a new year, a new beginning, a
new opportunity for growth and success. In that spirit, this month we highlight the
inspirational What Matters Now, a
feel-good collection of vignettes for the thinking business person.
In an interview with Peter Jennings, Bill Gates once said,
"My success, part of it certainly, is that I have focused in on a few things." Gates's words remind us that we must decide
precisely what matters, define our
objectives narrowly, focus on what can help us achieve them, and become masters
of our trade.
What "few things" will you emphasize this year? What matters
most to you in 2010? How will your
company surpass its growth, productivity, and learn from 2009? You undoubtedly have a plan of action. Please remember to contact us when we can
play a part.
Regards,
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What Matters Now
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The moment is here. We stand at a fork in the road. The time has come to choose our direction. With purpose. Deliberately. It's time to look beyond the bottom line and see precisely what matters about what we do. Seth Godin's compilation of motivational and inspirational insights for the business-minded is guaranteed to make you think, to make you feel, and, truthfully, to make you act. It's chock-full of feel-good, big-picture, at-the-end-of-the-day nuggets of wisdom. . . We promise you'll approach the rest of your day differently after reading it. It may just change your life.
Click here to be compelled to think, to feel, and to act.
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Top Ten List: Why Your Company Should Be
Using CRM Online
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 We know you're out there.
You have to be at work at o'dark thirty, but you simply cannot help
yourself. You have to stay up late
enough to catch a glimpse of David Letterman's famous Top Ten List. Whether he is poking fun at a political
figure, making wise-cracks about the latest and greatest gifts and gadgets, or
even listing the many reasons one should own a goat, he makes you laugh.
This Top Ten List is for you. It is the perfect marriage of business and
pleasure, of profit and play, of ROI and LOL.
Sounds good; doesn't it?
Click here to read the Mid Morning Show's Top Ten List of the day. |
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Lay-offs. Hiring
freezes. Forced Furloughs. Pay cuts.
Any CFO or Controller can tell you what was definitive about the past
year. And we all know it wasn't good
news. But optimism for the future,
despite what unemployment numbers now reveal, is the overwhelming feeling among
prognosticators and polled CFOs around the world. Why?
What signs reveal that the tide is, in fact, turning? And will an almost bullish stock market
loosen company purse strings? Can we
count on more jobs in the new year?
Click here to find out what lies ahead.
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Virtualization for Dummies
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 Virtualization is the latest in a long line of technical innovations
designed to increase the level of system abstraction and enable IT users to
harness ever-increasing levels of computer performance.
At its simplest level, virtualization
allows you, virtually and cost-effectively, to have two or more computers,
running two or more completely different environments, on one piece of
hardware. For example, with virtualization, you can have both a Linux machine
and a Windows machine on one system. Alternatively, you could host a
Windows 95 desktop and a Windows XP desktop on one workstation.
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