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| Sneak Peak: InSwift VHS – This is not your Father’s VHS… |
 Very soon, InSwift will be announcing a new line of cutting edge technical services. Virtual Hosting Services will allow clients to easily obtain new technical resources from our Secure Data Center via nothing more than an internet connection. Virtual Private Servers (VPS) and Virtual Private Desktops (VPD) will be available to clients for purchase online as needed. No more waiting for costly physical servers or desktops to arrive via UPS. Simply connect to the InSwift Website and purchase a Virtual Device, select your options, and be up and running in a matter of minutes. This revolutionary New Service from InSwift will allow clients to expand their businesses online faster than ever before, while reducing operating costs and limiting expensive overhead. Look for more information regarding InSwift's Virtual Hosting Services (VHS) COMING SOON! |
| Is Your Disaster Recovery Plan Up To Date? |
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Businesses are constantly changing. Is your disaster recovery plan changing, too? It should be.
Every company can experience a business-altering event at any time: floods, explosions, accidents, computer malfunctions—the list is endless.| Three Ways Managed Services Can Reduce Your IT Costs |
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In today’s tough market environment, many small and medium businesses are turning to Managed Services. But is the up-front cost worth it? We say yes—and think you’ll agree when we explain why.| Evaluating Your Backup Solution |
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You can’t have a disaster recovery plan until you first have a good backup solution. Is your backup solution good—or just good enough?| Listen to Over 100,000 Radio Stations in Windows Media Center |
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A cool feature in Windows 7 Media Center is the ability to listen to local FM radio. But what if you don’t have a tuner card that supports a connected radio antenna? The RadioTime plug-in solves the problem by allowing access to thousands of online radio stations.| Access Frequently Used Items in Windows 7 with Jump Lists |
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Finding a way to easily access recently used files, folders, and websites was annoying to some in previous versions of Windows. In Windows 7, the new Jump List feature allows you to those items quickly.
