The iPhone^TM, Business Wise

Randy Hook, Programmer Analyst

In spite of its limited availability, the overwhelming popularity of the iPhone^TM has been no surprise.Its stylish design, incredible variety of applications, and ease of use has made it the shining example of what a mobile experience should be. While regarded as a great consumer gadget, businesses are well advised to consider this well-rounded platform. Business users should consider two broad categories. Read More

Top Five Search Engine Optimization Factors: Factor #2

Guest Author Bev Mapes, Top Of The List

If you read last month’s newsletter article about organic search engine optimization, you’ll recall the #1 factor that helps websites achieve high placement in search engines is keyword focused anchor text in inbound links. You may also see these links referred to as back-links. This article focuses on the #2 factor, while each of our next three newsletters will address the remaining top factors. Read More

Micro Visions, Inc. Sponsors Business Owner Success Series for 2009-10

Micro Visions is sponsoring the 2009-10 B.O.S.S. (Business Owner Success Series). B.O.S.S. was created by The Alternative Board to provide West Michigan business owners with practical, useful knowledge geared toward taking their business to the next level. Seven events are scheduled between November and May.

Register for the December 2, 2009, event from 7:45am - 11:30am, to hear presentations from Tony Rubleski, President of Mind Capture Group, and author of the #1 selling book "Mind Capture: How You Can Stand Out In The Age of Advertising Defecit Disorder" and Carol Crawford from The Alternative Board, "UnCommon Sense Sales Processes."

For more information visit The Alternative Board website. To register fill in the online B.O.S.S. registration form or call 616-975-0125.

Tips and Tricks

Justin Choponis, Sr. Technical Engineer

The following is a shortuct you can use to quickly get to the network connections area on your PC. Click the Start button and type "ncpa.cpl" (minus the quotes) into the search box. The network connections box will appear.