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Are You Inviting Criminals To Rob You?

The next time you think about “Checking In” with Facebook or Tweeting about your vacation, don’t. Burglars are now using social media sites to target homes when people are away on vacation, business or just out at dinner.

One such web site, PleaseRobMe.com, swears they never intended to encourage burglars; however, this site pulls information from social networking sites like Twitter, Foursquare and Google Buzz to expose how much information criminals can easily learn about you online.

Business Execution—Are You REALLY Getting Focused?

Here we are, the last quarter of the year. Have you stayed focused on your goals and achieved those things you set out to do before the year’s end?

It takes discipline to focus. Many of us might fool ourselves into thinking we are focused. Here are some signs that you may not be as focused as you would like to believe:

At the end of the week, you are asked what you did this week and nothing great comes to mind.

What The Difference Is Between Disaster Recovery And Business Continuity And Why You Should Care

Face it—downtime is depressing, difficult and downright dumb. You can’t afford to lose business, customers and your reputation because of failed computer systems. That’s why it’s so important to pay attention to Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC).

Almost every business depends on secure, reliable computer systems.

Congratulations to our September Trivia Challenge Winner………

Linda Coyle of American Asphalt Company

Linda won a $20 gift card for Wawa Markets!

Last month’s answer

What Fall tradition began when Henry VIII was king?

c) Bobbing for apples

This month’s question is:

What 2 American Presidents were born during the month of October?

a) Lincoln & Jackson
b) T. Roosevelt & Carter
c) Reagan & Clinton

E-mail Kathy Tuno ktuno@productivetech.

Change Is Inevitable

If a company is going to stay in business, it has to change, and that can be scary. A Navy aviator once told me that many pilots have died because they stayed with their disabled aircraft too long. They preferred the familiarity of the cockpit to the unfamiliarity of the parachute, even though the cockpit had become a death trap and the parachute had become a ticket to life.