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March 2016DEAL OF THE MONTH
Picture this…YOU with a new digital camera. And, WE have the deals to make this happen.
First we are featuring the Canon PowerShot ELPH 160 + 16GB Memory Card 8x Optical Zoom, 20.0-megapixel sensor combined with the DIGIC 4+ Image Processor, shoot video with a dedicated movie button, it also has Smart AUTO intelligently selects the proper settings for the camera based on predefined shooting situations and the ECO Mode helps reduce power consumption for longer battery life. You can this great camera for only $110.00.
Next up Fujifilm FinePix S8600 that boasts 36x zoom, 16-megapixels, three-step collapsible lens automatically retracts when not in use to leave a slim, stylish and seriously compact body, lens shift Optical Image Stabilization and intelligent digital zoom to increase the zoom to 72x. This one can be yours for only $150.00.
the truth is out there
AUTHOR | Renee Hansen @ThinkSpace IT
March 20th is Extraterrestrial Abduction day so here are some fun ways to geek out.
Flickchart has a list of The Top 100 Alien Invasion Films of All Time. Or how about Travis Walton’s experience, reported to be the best documented case of alien abduction ever recorded. There are many other accounts of alien abduction at ABDUCT. If you just have to purchase some Alien gear check out THINKGEEK. Looking for the most up to date UFO information check out the NATIONAL UFO REPORTING CENTER.
So, break out your tin foil hat and if you are lucky you might be abducted.
Product Spotlight | Garrison Data Secure
AUTHOR | Jessa Erickson @ThinkSpace IT
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The 10 Disaster Planning Essentials For A Small Business Network
AUTHOR | Hewlett Packard Enterprise
If your data is important to your business and you cannot afford to have your operations halted for days – even weeks – due to data loss or corruption, then you need to read this report and act on the information shared. Pat Knutson. A disaster can happen at any time on any day and is likely to occur at the most inconvenient time. If you aren’t already prepared, you run the risk of having the disaster coming before you have a plan in place to handle it. This report will outline 10 things you should have in place to make sure your business could be back up and running again in the event of a disaster. Read More
Zombie Preparedness - How this training affects your day to day operations
AUTHOR | Jessa Erickson @ThinkSpace IT
Disaster preparedness is a pretty serious topic, not just when it comes to backup disaster recovery (BDR) for businesses, but for every day life as well. The snow for the most part is gone now, and severe weather season is nearly upon us. With the change in seasons come a renewed concern for power outages, flooding, wind damage to vehicles and buildings, etc. Are you prepared for anything and everything that Mother Nature could bestow upon us? How is the health and wellness of your network? Aging hardware can also cause unexpected problems and disruptions to your day to day activities. Are you prepared?
Several years ago the CDC released their Zombie Preparedness campaign. According to their website it was a "tongue in cheek campaign to engage new audiences with preparedness messages". It worked. The campgain gained considerable popularity and has been used in a variety of training situations to create awareness. Check out the CDC's Zombie Preparedness website!
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