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Zimbra Partners
Written by Tim
Tuesday, 01 December 2009
SomethingCool.com LLC is proud to announce our partnership with Zimbra- a yahoo owned email product. It is the leading solution to help a busy company manage their email inboxes... If email is the heartbeat of your company, and you want to expand to include scheduling, calendar, document sharing, and so forth, then this is a perfect solution for you!
We offer a turn-key solution for your business.. Call us today to have us customize you a quote to fit your specific business needs!
IBM Delivers x86 Innovation for Dynamic Infrastructure
Written by Jeremy
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
IBM has announced the new generation of System X Servers, based on the Intel Xeon 5500 Processors. These servers allow for reduced operating costs, without compromising reliability and performance.
Virtualization:
All of the new generation products come standard with an embedded USB hypervisor
End-to-end virtualization in the BladeCenter HS22 includes I/O, storage, memory, management, and services
Manage a large numbers of physical and virtual BladeCenter servers with IBM Systems Director 6.1 and save in administration costs
Up to 35% when running Windows and up to 44% when running Linux*
Energy Efficiency:
New, greater than 92 percent efficiency power supplies exceed the CSCI 7/09-6/10, 80 Plus Gold efficiency standard
Up to 60 percent reduction in power when idle and up to 25 percent reduction when fully utilized vs. the previous generation
Healthcare providers looking to implement Electronic Health Records (EMR/EHR) have a daunting task ahead of them. Months can be spent just choosing the software package that you think best fits they way your organization works. Once you’ve decided, you spend more time customizing the software to your specific needs, training staff and converting old records.
SomethingCool.com LLC can take some of the stress out of the EMR implementation process. We have years of experience servicing healthcare organizations like yours with their IT needs – including implementation of EMR systems. We will work closely with the software company of your choosing to make sure you have the right hardware and network to get the most out of your investment.
KRIS Managed Services includes unlimited telephone and remote service support for your workstations and servers, plus much more. It also includes a pro-active approach to problems on your network. While our technicians will be available for support should something break, we will also use automated tools to take care of problems before they occur.
These tools include:
Security Patch Management
Antivirus Management and virus removal
Spyware Management and removal
24x7 Workstation Monitoring
Disk Space, Partition and Usage Management
System Inventory Reporting
Printer Management
Remote Service Support
Telephone Support
...and much more.
Besides unlimited telephone and remote support services, we can also provide on-site support for your organization at a discounted hourly rate.
Read More of this article to find out more about KRIS Managed Services. If you're interested in a custom quote for your organization, give us a call at (573)436-2665, or contact us.
Ahhh... the question that gets asked time and time again. Put simply, we provide total Information Technology solutions to our customers.
Through our partnerships with vendors such as IBM, Cisco, Red Hat, Microsoft, Trend Micro, 3Com and AT&T, we provide end-to-end IT solutions for our customers. We specialize in centralized and branch servers, workstations, networking, security, software and hardware support. To top it all off, we offer our customers managed services of their entire IT infrastructure, alleviating downtime and improving performance.
So, how can SomethingCool.com help you? Contact us. Tell us your needs, and let us find the IT solution that best fits you.
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What's my computer's name??
Sometimes, when you ask for computer help, a technician will ask for your computer name. Maybe you didn't even know your computer had a name! It does, and here's how to find out what it is:
Right Click on the My Computer Icon (on your desktop or in the Start Menu). Choose Properties.
Windows XP users choose the Computer Name tab
Windows 2000 users choose the Network Identification tab
Your computer name is listed next to "Full Computer Name". Most of the
time a tech will only need the part of the name before the first dot (.)
