Archive for April 2012
Tuesday Tip: Manage Email Using Rules
by Tony Rushin Last week David gave some tips for combating Spam. But how about managing email that isn’t Spam, but you also know it’s not urgent? One way to manage emails of this nature is to use “Rules” to divert the email to where you want it even before it hits your inbox. For…
Read MoreACT! vs. Cloud-based CRM for Small Businesses
Should I continue to use ACT! or should I move my CRM to The Cloud? by David Gracey This is actually a question we are getting from many of our Commercial Real Estate related clients – many of whom currently use ACT! The starting point for all provider/solution comparisons should be functionality; i.e., does the…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: How to Fight Spam
by David Gracey Unsolicited email, affectionately known as “spam,” is at best an annoyance and at worst an office productivity killer. It can, however, be controlled with a few, relatively easy steps. (Incidentally, the term “spam” is widely believed to have been derived from the classic “Monty Python” sketch which featured Vikings singing of the…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Windows 7 SNAP! Organizing your Desktop Windows
by Richard Stokes If you’re like me you’ve got 2 monitors running and multiple windows and applications open at the same time (Outlook, Excel, Word and Internet Explorer) and these days desktop real estate is valuable! Sometimes my desktop windows get cluttered and I often find myself needing to look at several windows at the…
Read MoreHow Mobile Devices Will Play an Increasingly Important Role in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients
by Richard Stokes As previously mentioned in my Top 5 Medical Trends for 2012, mobile devices are revolutionizing patient care. In the last few years, more doctors and their patients are turning to medical applications for smartphones and tablets. For the three month average period ending January 2012, comScore reports that over 100 million U.S.…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Excel Keyboard Shortcut
by Tony Rushin If you never use Excel then save your time: this tip isn’t for you. If you’re like me, you use Excel on a regular basis. I use it weekly, if not daily, even if I’m not seriously crunching numbers. I’ve been using the same Excel shortcuts for years so when Steve Guthman,…
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