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Crocs Inc., which makes colorful plastic clogs, on Wednesday named John Duerden as president and chief executive, replacing Ron Snyder, who is retiring.
Investing money in IT solutions for your business can boost productivity, save money, increase customer satisfaction and more. On the other hand, you might invest $50,000 in new computer equipment and find your return on investment is zero, or worse – you actually LOST money on the investment because it didn’t work properly or wasn’t the right technology for your particular needs.
CDW has put together some money-saving IT tips for small businesses, which we’ll share in a series of 5 parts. Here is the first set of tips:
Purchase and support:
Negotiate prices and look for bulk purchase rates on systems, software and support contracts.
Consider replacing all PCs in the same year; you’ll see deeper discounts.
Sticking primarily with one IT vendor can often result in better overall deals.
Find the lowest available posted prices, then ask for even lower prices.
Power, cooling and space:
Upgrading Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs) to newer energy-efficient units can cut energy use and save money.
To save power, have the staff turn off their monitors, task lights, etc. on nights and weekends, while leaving the CPU running.
Use blanking panels in server racks and “air locking” grommets in raised-floor panels to minimize cold air loss.
House servers in a “cooling closet†or other area where they can be “spot cooled†instead of using general office air conditioning.
Facebook and other social technologies were supposed to help business-to-business marketers more effectively influence their customers’ purchasing decisions. But a new study by Forrester Research suggests that, while business buyers may be using social networks and other tools in their enterprise and personal lives, Web 2.0 social technology isn’t affecting their decisions when it comes to purchasing business solutions.
- IBM, Microsoft, SAP
and other companies might be pouring massive amounts of cash into marketing via
social technologies, but according to a new study by Forrester, Web 2.0
techniques aren’t what compel a business buyer to purchase a particular
solution.
According to the study, some 77 percent …