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eMazzanti Technologies | Technology Newsletter | Hoboken, NJ – New York, NY | January 2012

 

Is your Conference Room Ready for Video?
The Weakest Link in Network Security
How Free Antivirus Software Can End Up Costing
You
eMazzanti Gets Parents’ Approval
eMazzanti Rocks!
Opportunities
Is Your Infrastructure Leaking Money?
Watch What You Install On Your Server
Preserve and Protect Your Data
Is Your Infrastructure Leaking Money?reprinted with permission from HP
Whoever said “don’t sweat the small stuff” never managed an IT infrastructure—and certainly never during turbulent economic times.According to independent analyst Forrester Research, global IT purchases in 2008 will grow by
only 6 percent, versus 12 percent growth in 2007. So, although you’re already doing more with less, it’s time to do even more with even less.
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Watch What You Install On Your Serverby Christopher Elliottreprinted with permission from the Microsoft Small Business Center
Download warning: Watch what you install on your server.

Today’s server operating systems, including Microsoft Small Business Server 2003, are so user-friendly that you could be left with the impression that
anyone with the ability to put a CD into a computer disk drive could successfully deploy a new application.

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Preserve and Protect Your Data


Summary
As the amount of data being created continues to increase, and that info is accessed and shared by more people, SMBs can’t afford to ignore the need for
data protection.

Small and medium businesses are powered by information.

Should your business lose that information or even suffer an interruption in access, it can have serious consequences. When it comes to protecting their electronic data, some SMBs feel they are at a disadvantage.

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Is your Conference Room Ready for Video?
eMazzanti Technologies will partner up with Lifesize and AMX to answer one simple question… Is your conference room ready for video? Teleconferencing is fast becoming the answer for firms looking to save money and time. For most people, the solution can be costly or far too complicated to implement.

In this lunch seminar series you will learn how you can quickly, easily and cost effectively implement a total high definition teleconferencing solution for one or one hundred locations. Experts from eMazzanti Technologies, AMX and LifeSize will teach you to take advantage this technology in a way that is easy and entertaining.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8
AMX Showroom

130 West 42nd Street, Suite 2400
New York, NY 10036

Agenda

  • 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Discover how to simplify and revolutionize your
    conference room for HD Video ConferencingComplimentary Lunch

Register for the Event Now!

The Weakest Link inNetwork SecurityBy Peter AlexanderReprinted with permission from
Microsoft Small Business Center
Your
small-business network may be protected by firewalls, intrusion detection and
other state-of-the-art security technologies. And yet, all it takes is one
person’s carelessness, and suddenly it’s as if you have no network security at all.
Let me give you an example. In March 2006, a major financial services firm with extensive network security disclosed that one of its portable computers was stolen. The laptop contained the Social Security numbers of nearly 200,000 people. How did it happen? An employee of the firm, dining in a restaurant with colleagues, had locked the laptop in the trunk of a SUV. During dinner, one of the employee’s colleagues retrieved an item from the vehicle and forgot to re-lock it. As fate would have it, there was a rash of car thefts occurring in that particular area at that particular time, and the rest is history. The moral of that story is clear: No matter how secure your network may be, it’s only as secure as its weakest link.
And people–meaning you and your employees–are often the weakest link. It’s important to note that poor security puts your business, as well as your partners, at risk. As a result, many enterprises and organizations, such as credit-card companies, now specify and require minimum levels of security you must have in order to do business with them.

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How Free Antivirus Software Can End Up Costing You
used with permission from
Symantec

Free antivirus software may seem like a bargain, but it’s not. Learn what issues you need to consider before you download this particular “freeware.”

In this tough economy, getting something for free is always a good thing, right? Short answer: It depends on your tolerance for risk.

Take free antivirus software as an example. It may seem like a bargain, but it’s not.  Here are the issues to consider before you download this particular “freeware.”

First and foremost, free antivirus software doesn’t provide the comprehensive protection you need against today’s biggest online threats. So when you trust your computer, applications, files and identity to free antivirus software, it can end up costing you more in time, aggravation, and money than you ever imagined.

Most free antivirus software is really just bait that some software companies use to lure you in. It’s usually a “light” version of one of their paid products that offers only limited protection against today’s online threats.

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eMazzanti Gets Parents’ Approval
eMazzanti Technologies gets many great testimonials from clients. But when parents give their approval, you know it means a lot.

See Video



WOW – WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!!

just wanted to let you know that I feel like a huge weight
has been lifted off my shoulders – usually after lunch I can
expect 50-70 emails waiting for me – today I had just 5!!!
It looks like the MXINSPECT system is starting to go to
work. . . AHHhhhhhhhhhh
Thanks again,-Gary GirouardGalileo Music Corporation


Send Us Your Video Testimonial!

Share your thoughts about your experience with eMazzanti and be entered into a contest to win a Zune HD Media Player! Each quarter we will choose the best submission and the winner will receive a Zune HD Media Player. We can’t wait to hear from you! Email your submission to
pr@emazzanti.net

 


eMazzanti seeks bright

minds to join the team.

Currently we have

two
Open Positions!


Check them out here!


Refer a Network
Engineer and be eligible for a
shopping spree at Mazzanti’s online store. Qualifying applicants
must receive full
time
employment and have
referenced the referring
friend on the original
application in order for the
referrer to be eligible for
the annual drawing.
Shopping spree is limited
to $1,000 in merchandise.





Watch our Recruitment Video!

EMT

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