| 4th Quarter 2010 Newsletter
tidbytes is a bok publication to inform you of technology trends that have a positive
impact on your business. This issue is packed with informative articles and insights
that we hope you find useful. |
| Do you know what you don't know? | |  Sometimes, too much confidence in 'what we know' blinds us to what we don't know and that can result in missed opportunities. What business decisions are you making that could be better served by a fresher point of view?
In her
blog post, bok's Sharon Frazier asks you to rethink your assumptions on your business and that of your customers. What could you be doing better? |
| Going Virtual | |  Save money. Conserve energy. Improve flexibility. Sounds good for your business, right? Did you know that a physical server usually runs at only 20% capacity?
Check out this article by Renee Oricchio at INC Technology who lists five reasons why virtual servers are a better option for your business.
Need Help Getting Started?
To learn more about setting up a virtual network solution, contact your bok network engineer or
email us for more information.
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| Why Social Media Works for Small Businesses | |  Think a website is all you need for your small business's web presence? Think again. Today's social media tools are easy, affordable and efficient and can help you build your brand, connect with current customers and attract new business. Ashley DeVecht of NFIB.com explains in
Click Here for Profits, why you should be utilizing social media.
How can bok help?
Send us an email to learn more about how these effective social media marketing tools can work for you. | | |  | 
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The eLearning group at bytes of knowledge worked with Comdata's marketing, product management and professional development teams to create a series of product training modules for their sales force. Our instructional design and storyboard development process resulted in structured, focused content that is approachable, engaging, and respectful of the very busy schedules kept by their sales professionals. Our graphic design team developed a look and feel for the presentations that accurately followed corporate branding, and created a visual vocabulary that supported and reinforced content delivery.
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