July 2012
In this issue:

HTS Referral Program

The highest compliment you can give us is the referral of a new client. If you know of anyone who could benefit from any of the services we provide your company, please keep us in mind.

Learn how you could earn a $100 American Express gift card in return for your referral!

Rev Up Your Email Campaigns and Results

We’ve teamed up with Constant Contact to bring you tips and strategies to help you get the most out of your email marketing! Whether you already use Constant Contact or need some tips on great email marketing, this webinar on August 9th is for you.

Who should attend?
Marketing professionals and business owners seeking experience in email marketing or learning how to get more out of your Constant Contact usage. If your organization uses Constant Contact then you will not want to miss this free webinar! If you don't use Constant Contact, but you're interested in starting your own email marketing, you will learn valuable strategies for successfully launching your first campaigns.

We've recently added three new engineers — please welcome Tim Shanks, Brady Osborne, and Ken Gulick! Tim Shanks and Brady Osborne are field engineers out of our Ames, IA and St. Joseph offices, respectively. Ken Gulick is the latest addition to our NOC team, out of Newton, KS. A big welcome to these guys! We're very excited to have them and their skills on board!

You can read about Tim and Brady here and Ken here!

Word makes it really easy to create a Table of Contents (TOC). It's a two-step process: first you assign a "style" to each heading in your document, and then you tell Word where to create the TOC.

Let's say you're creating a sales proposal to convince Fabrikam, a medical-device distributor, that they need your line of ultrasound products. You have sections for product specifications, a product catalogue, pricing, and more. You need to roll all of them up into one TOC, so Fabrikam's CIO can see at a glance what you'll cover at the pitch meeting.

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Business Continuity Tip:
Matters of the Heart

Did you know? Sudden cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death in the United States, accounting for an estimated 325,000 deaths each year. And what's even scarier – approximately 95 percent of sudden cardiac arrest victims die before reaching the hospital.

We encourage all employers to educate their staff on the risks of sudden cardiac arrest and the importance of CPR and AED training.

What would you do if one of your co-workers went into cardiac arrest? How would you respond? Take the Red Cross Quiz and test your knowledge. Whether you are at work or at home, knowing how to perform CPR can increase your ability to respond and help save lives.

Quote of the Month

"I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him."

—  Abraham Lincoln

Just for Laughs

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