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Lunch & Learn - Unified Communications - 18th August 2010
Unified communications is the biggest revolution in business telephony and communications since Alexandra Graham Bell's eurika moment! Allowing businesses to do more, to communicate smarter, and to be more efficient, the technology allows you to integrate your phone system with your key databases, your Outlook calendar and contacts and provides a smart solution for remote and mobile workers. Join us for an informal lunch and a live demonstration of many of the features that Unified Communications offers.
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Technology update for non technical executives - 23rd September 2010
It’s a fact that modern businesses can’t survive without embracing technology. IT has developed in the last five years at a faster rate than in the last 50, and there’s always someone out there using the latest buzz words, and telling you just what your business should be doing to stay ahead of the game.
Techies reputedly have a knack of hiding behind jargon and baffling people into decisions that they don’t necessarily understand. At ramsac we’ve always hated jargon, along with the sort of people that use it to pressure businesses into making decisions that aren’t necessarily right for them or proportionate to their needs. Therefore our latest seminar will be a review of the latest business technology products to have been launched over the last year, as well as a look at what’s in the pipeline, presented in a non techie, business focused way, to give you the information that you need to be able to decide if something is relevant for your business. We’ll do a few live product demonstrations and explain the business benefits and draw backs of the latest options available to you.
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Lunch & Learn - Data Storage - 28th September 2010
As the digital age has revolutionised business, we have become acustomed to digitally filing away a whole host of information that we would never have dreamt of being able to store before. There are over 210 billion emails send every day. Unlike old fashioned mail, most of us have become acustomed to keeping a copy of just about every mail we've ever sent or received. We have also amassed a whole host of data on our clients and prospects that we store in endless CRM databases, and the documents we store are bigger than ever before, with high quality digital images and video being accessible to most of us from something as simple as our mobile device. You may not have thought about the effect of all this extra data on your network, but your IT managers are all too aware of the increasingly large problem of how and where we store all this data, how we back it up and how we make sure it's always there when you need it.
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