A new report issued by the Alliance to Save Energy and 1E provides some interesting insights into the relationship between typical computer usage and energy costs. For example, did you know that a company with 10,000 PCs wastes more than $165,000 a year in electricity costs if 60 percent of computers are left on overnight?
CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business and a leading tax and accounting information group, has launched a series of free podcasts for accounting practices. The series, entitled "7 Ways to Improve Your Practice," is aimed at accountants and will help them to improve business productivity and efficiency. The podcasts are available to download free of charge.
Prompted by the online networking of the MySpace and Facebook generations, top managers in big companies are rushing to join the online business networks once frequented by client-starved consultants and lonely entrepreneurs.
Files produced by Excel 2007 are in the new .xlsx format. If you plan to share your Excel 2007 files with other Excel users, you can set Excel 2007 to save your files automatically in Excel 97-2003 format. This will allow other Excel users who have not upgraded to Excel 2007 to read your files.
Microsoft released its new June security patch, and scammers were quick to get on the bandwagon, releasing a patch of their own via e-mail messages that are sure to confuse computer users.
Summer is in full swing, but that doesn't mean you have to
spend all your extra time at the golf course. We've got some
tips that will help you use your computers more effectively and
efficiently, and even some information about turning off your
computers to help cut costs. But if you really want to increase
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AccountingWEB's "Ten Reasons to Call Your Clients This Summer"
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