Be Careful!
It’s only natural that employees will want to check e-mail and do other work-related activities from home or on the road, often using their own personal devices. But be careful! You could be opening up a serious security loophole by allowing this.
Neuroscience has made unprecedented discoveries in the last 10 years with scientific studies pointing the way to how we really make decisions. It turns out that decision making is not intellectual. It's emotional. For someone who's involved in business transactions and other types of negotiation, this is a critical piece of information that can give you an enormous advantage.
On March 1st, Google implemented a new, unified privacy policy that affects the browsing history and information Google has on you, both past and present. Prior to this change, your Google history of the searches you made and sites you visited was not shared with Google's other services, particularly advertisers.
This time last year tornados ripped through Joplin, MO and Tuscaloosa, Alabama causing massive devastation. If you were fortunate, you only had to suffer through minor interruptions of utility services, with others paying a far steeper price. In fact, John Motazedi, a colleague of ours who also offers IT services had his office in Joplin reduced to a pile of rubble (see photo). 50% of his clients suffered the same fate.
Hannah Robert of Bright Lights who is now a two-time winner
Hannah won a $20 gift card for Primo Hoagies.
Last month's answer
What rocker had a top ten hit in 1983 with “Pink Houses”?
c) John Mellencamp
This month's question is:
The original name of Lancaster, PA was?
a) Hickory Town
b) Lancashire
c) Wrights Town
d) Lanchester
E-mail Kathy Tuno ktuno@productivetech.
John Albright of L-M Service Co.
John won a $20 gift card for Primo Hoagies.
Last month's answer
The legendary bandit, Robin Hood, made famous in English folklore, was referenced in what play by William Shakespeare?
b) Two Gentlemen of Verona
This month's question is:
What rocker had a top ten hit in 1983 with "Pink Houses"?
a) Michael Jackson
b) Don Henley
c) John Mellencamp
d) Lionel Richie
E-mail Kathy Tuno ktuno@productivetech.
Richard Seltzer of Marlac Electronics
Richard won a $20 gift card for Wawa Food Market.
Last month’s answer
What was put on sale for the first time in May of 1886?
b) Coca-Cola
This month’s question is:
The legendary bandit, Robin Hood, made famous in English folklore, was referenced in what play by William Shakespeare?
a) Romeo & Juliet
b) Two Gentlemen of Verona
c) The Merchant of Venice
d) The Mouse Trap
E-mail Kathy Tuno ktuno@productivetech.
We are so proud to announce our December client of the month, Friendly Planet Travel! Founded in 1981 as Great Touring Adventures, they are owned and operated by Peggy Goldman-Fink and Ilan Fink. They are currently located in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania and employ a staff of 22.
Friendly Planet Travel wants to be the most service-oriented travel provider on the Internet.
Hannah Robert of Bright Lights USA
Hannah won a $20 gift card for Wawa Food Market.
Last month’s answer
What inventor averaged one patent for every three weeks of his life?
a) Thomas Edison
This month’s question is:
What was put on sale for the first time in May of 1886?
a) U.S. Savings Bonds
b) Coca-Cola
c) Mother’s Day Cards
E-mail Kathy Tuno ktuno@productivetech.
Jerel Phalines of Concord Truss
Jerel won a $20 gift card for Wawa Food Market.
Last month’s answer
Who was the first female LPGA golfer to amass $1 million in her career?
a) Kathy Whitworth reached one million in earnings in 1981
This month’s question is:
What inventor averaged one patent for every three weeks of his life?
a) Thomas Edison
b) Benjamin Franklin
c) Alexander Graham Bell
d) George Washington Carver
Be the first to e-mail Kathy Tuno ktuno@productivetech.