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| Marketing Director gains security certification | |||||||||||||||
| SCSI to attend AM Expo in S.C. | |||||||||||||||
| The "Useful & Not-so-Useful Site of the Month" | |||||||||||||||
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Our ability to remain on the Top 20 list consistently is a testament to the dedication of the staff at SCSI. Obviously, we’re pleased with the sales, but what we’re most proud of is helping our clients use these tools to grow and improve their businesses.
Of SCSI’s 400-plus clients nationwide, more than 100 are using Exact’s Macola Progression, ES and/or e-Synergy to run their operations. Additionally, programmers at SCSI have custom-written software to interface with these programs.
Because we’ve been a Macola reseller since the mid-1990s, we have a strong understanding of the product and know how to adapt it to the needs of the individual business.
Macola Progression and ES are a pair of next-generation of accounting and enterprise resource planning software programs. E-Synergy is a Web-based collaboration platform that unifies all resources within an organization – people, knowledge, workflow, financials, logistics and projects – in a single database and interface.
Along with our relationship with The Netherlands-based Exact Software, SCSI is a Certified Partner with Microsoft Corporation, FrontRange Solutions and Sage Software.
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Don Reeves, Jr. President SCSI Business Solutions, LLC dlreeves@scsi-usa.com | ||||||||||||||
| McMillan studies security | |||||||||||||||
| SCSI Marketing Director Jack McMillan has achieved Security Solutions Competency from Microsoft Corporation after completing all required coursework and passing the final exam.
“Because SCSI Business Solutions has a renewed focus on Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity planning, I felt it was imperative I gain a solid foundation on the risks businesses face and what steps can be taken to prevent them,” McMillan said upon completing the exam with a 100 percent score. “When I advise clients on how to protect themselves from disaster, I intend to provide the best information available.” The course included modules on addressing security concerns, using the Microsoft Security Assessment Tool, ISA Server 2004 and Windows XP desktop security and reliability. For information on how SCSI Business Solutions can provide a greater level of security for your network, please call Jack McMillan at (888) 440-7274.
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| SCSI exhibits at manufacturing show | |||||||||||||||
| SCSI Business Solutions will be exhibiting its products and services at AM Expo 2006, May 16-17 at the Palmetto Expo Center in Greenville, South Carolina, and we want you to be our guest.
SCSI will provide free passes to clients who wish to see the latest in manufacturing technology. Expo 2006, a fully comprehensive advanced automation and manufacturing tradeshow, will feature the newest industrial products and technologies in the context of the manufacturing process. Over 2,600 industry professionals will be on hand to view hundreds of products on display from over 200 leading companies. This year, AM Expo will feature an all-new, fully comprehensive conference schedule featuring 5 tracks and 33 sessions on major topics such as: Advanced Manufacturing Techniques, Design and Manufacturing Techniques, Lean Implementation, Advanced Manufacturing Support, and Supply Chain & Distribution Management. Full session descriptions and a complete downloadable brochure are available on www.am-expo.com. Along with the conference, AM Expo will be offering two free keynote sessions. Charles Jenckes, Engine Development Engineer for Dale Earnhardt Inc. will be addressing NASCAR Engine Development on Tuesday, May 16th at 9:00 a.m. An in-depth panel discussion, on “What’s Next in Advanced Manufacturing”, will be taking place at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday May 17th. Contact: Jack McMillan, Marketing Director, SCSI Business Solutions, (888) 440-7274 ext. 6414 to receive your pass. | |||||||||||||||
| The Useful and Not-So-Useful Site of the Month | |||||||||||||||
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Located below are two links to Wes’s Useful and Not So Useful Sites of the month. Don’t forget that we would like for everyone to submit their favorite "Useful” and “Not So Useful” Sites for next month's e-newsletter. If your sites are selected, we will be sure and include your name, company name, and web address in next month's Spotlight! Please send your favorite sites to wluallen@scsi-usa.com. With this topic, both of my sites are useful. My second site is http://www.sustainlane.com/, which advertises itself as "The Web's best community resource for healthy and sustainable living." If you visit the site, make sure you check out "The Sled" - Sustain Lane e-Directory - for local businesses offering green alternatives to other businesses. | |||||||||||||||
