Wasp Barcode Technologies Named 2011 Communitas Award Recipient

Wasp Barcode Technologies Named 2011 Communitas Award Recipient












Plano, Texas (Vocus/PRWEB) March 16, 2011

Wasp Barcode Technologies, a leading provider of small business productivity solutions, today announced the company has been awarded a Communitas Award for active company sponsorship and participation with Guide Dogs for the Blind. The Communitas Awards recognizes exceptional businesses, organizations and individuals for excellence in community service and corporate social responsibility.

Wasp Barcode Technologies was honored for the company’s community partnership with Guide Dogs for the Blind, an international non-profit organization that breeds, raises, and trains guide dogs for the visually impaired free of charge. Wasp Barcode Technologies supports Guide Dogs for the Blind by welcoming employee volunteers to bring the guide dogs-in-training into the office every day as well as donating funds to the organization.

“As a company, Wasp believes it is our duty to support and maintain company involvement with remarkable organizations like Guide Dogs for the Blind,” said Brian Sutter, director of marketing, Wasp Barcode Technologies. “This is an incredible honor for our company and employees and highlights the importance of corporate responsibility.”

Morgan Watkins, CEO of Guide Dogs for the Blind, commented, “This is a perfect example of the kind of partnerships that benefit everyone. This award of recognition is right on target.”

The Communitas Awards are an international effort to recognize exceptional businesses, organizations and individuals that are unselfishly giving of themselves and their resources, and those that are changing how they do business to benefit their communities. Nominees are evaluated on the extent and effectiveness of their efforts.

The Communitas Awards is an outgrowth of the pro bono recognition program of the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals (AMCP). Founded in 1995, AMCP fosters and supports the efforts of its members who contribute their unique marketing and communication talents to public service and charitable organizations.

“By recognizing individuals, organizations and companies like Wasp Barcode Technologies for their volunteerism and socially responsible business practices, we are hoping to not only bring attention to great programs, but are working with community-minded leaders to make the spirit of communitas an essential element of every business,” said Ed Dalheim, executive director of AMCP.

For a full list of all Communitas winners, please visit http://www.communitasawards.com.

About Wasp Barcode Technologies

Wasp Barcode Technologies provides data capture and tracking solutions designed specifically for small business. Products include: inventory control, asset tracking, time and attendance, barcode scanners, barcode printers, and point of sale (POS) solutions. Wasp products help small business owners manage their companies more efficiently with improved productivity and profitability. Learn more at http://www.waspbarcode.com or call 866-547-WASP.

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Saugatuck Technology Announces the First in Series of Executive Summits Focused on the Cloud

Saugatuck Technology Announces the First in Series of Executive Summits Focused on the Cloud











Westport, CT (Vocus/PRWEB) February 16, 2011

Saugatuck Technology, the leading subscription research and business strategy consulting firm focused on the Cloud, today announced the launch of a new executive conference series called the Cloud Business Summit. The inaugural event will be held on May 10th, 2011 at the Westin Times Square in New York City.

The Cloud Business Summit is the first executive conference of its kind that brings together the most Cloud-experienced senior business strategists and technology executives from medium-to-large size businesses – combined with the most comprehensive Cloud Computing business research from Saugatuck – to explore what is possible, what is real, and what is not in the Cloud. The event will focus on what progressive companies are doing right now to drive new revenue and profits from the Cloud, increase productivity and gain greater operational efficiency, all the while continuing to manage risk.

Sponsored by SAP (Platinum), IBM (Platinum), Dell Boomi (Gold), and CloudTP (Silver), as well as media sponsors, Bloomberg Businessweek Research Services and Sandhill.com, Saugatuck has assembled a rich mix of senior business and information technology executives who will participate as speakers in the event, including Eric Armour, President, Graphic Communication Business Group, Xerox; Chris Bird, Chief Architect, Sabre; Hubert Gassner, CFO, Invensys Controls; Jason Maynard, Senior Technology Analyst, Wells Fargo; Rick Nucci, CTO, Dell Boomi; Evangelos Simoudis, Managing Director, Trident Capital; and Michael Wilens, President, Corporate Operations and Technology, Fidelity Investments, among others.

“We are very excited about the launch of this new invitation-only conference,” shared Saugatuck Technology founder and CEO Bill McNee. “The hard-hitting program, coupled with the intimacy of fewer than 200 attendees, will provide a powerful networking environment for the conference delegates to learn firsthand from their peers about how other large companies are applying Cloud business solutions, platforms and technologies to their advantage, and building winning Cloud-enabled business strategies.”

“I especially want to thank our conference Advisory Board, which includes John Schloff, VP Global Strategy at Pitney Bowes; Pat Toole, Corp VP and CIO at IBM; Manesh Patel, SVP and CIO at Sanmina-SCI; Sam Medina, CIO at Willis North America; and Gary Lynch, Managing Director and Global Leader at Marsh,” added McNee. “They have provided great guidance in helping to shape the agenda – as well as volunteering to participate in the program itself. We look forward to working with OnTrack Communications to produce a great event.”

Key IT Executives and Business Strategists who wish to request an invitation or learn more should visit the Cloud Business Summit website at http://www.cloudbusinesssummit.com, or call +1.203.454.3900.

About Saugatuck Technology

Saugatuck Technology, Inc. provides subscription research and management consulting services focused on the key market trends and disruptive technologies driving change in enterprise IT, including Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Cloud Infrastructure, Social Computing, Mobility and Advanced Analytics, among others. Founded in 1999, Saugatuck is headquartered in Westport, CT, with offices in Falmouth, MA, Santa Clara, CA and in Frankfurt, Germany. For more information, please visit http://www.saugatucktechnology.com or call +1.203.454.3900.

To request a briefing with our analysts, contact: chris.macgregor@saugatucktechnology.com.

About OnTrack Communications

OnTrack Communications LLC, is a full service conference and event management company, based in New Canaan, CT. OnTrack’s management team has over 40 years combined experience in the development, production, marketing and management of conferences and events in the US and around the world. For more information, please visit http://www.ontrackevents.com or call +1.203.966.0101.

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iPower Technologies: 3 Major Small Business Benefits from Doing More with Less ? Server Virtualization

iPower Technologies: 3 Major Small Business Benefits from Doing More with Less – Server Virtualization













Boca Raton, FL (Vocus/PRWEB) February 21, 2011

President of iPower Technologies, Jarrett Pavao, discusses three (3) major benefits and money saving IT server virtualization trends for 2011. These trends can mean significant savings for small businesses. Three major benefits small businesses can achieve right away include company savings, improved reliability, and fault tolerant systems.

Five years ago businesses fueled by a booming economy were thrust into a phase of rapid growth. During a period in which IT departments found themselves struggling to keep pace with an expanding business model. Demands for more servers and desktops increased as companies grew. Sudden hikes in hardware costs were the parallel effect of this demand. Including all of the non-tangible costs companies struggled to bear, linked to an expanding server farm. Specifically the management of cooling, electrical, security, business continuity, and physical space increasing IT business expenses. Currently an improving economy allows us to view what IT departments are doing now. IT departments are finally being told that they no longer have to “make due” with outdated antiquated equipment. Advents in modern server technology have really set the stage for IT departments to “Do More with Less” by investing in the latest Virtualization technologies. In fact iPower Technologies performed an analysis that illustrates how these technologies can net you a ROI of 336%. This figure is based on a small company having 25 servers over a 3 Year period.

Basically, the virtualization software converts your traditional old servers into encapsulated flat files that run on the host machine with their own independent processors, memory, and storage. There are numerous advantages to this including a reduction in costs. No longer are you married to a specific type of hardware to run your servers, and your opportunity to retire dated underutilized equipment adds a tangible benefit. Many large companies have been doing this successfully for a long time. The potential savings for large entities has sparked the interest of smaller companies wanting to share in these technological based rewards. It is estimated that over 40% of servers only use about 10% of their processing power. Based on these statistics, there are many situations where virtualization technologies allow IT departments to consolidate 10 servers for every 1. These kinds of savings can be dramatic! There are numerous studies online that show how quickly an organization can reduce their cost of ownership, while making money back on their investment in this technology. Lowered cooling, electrical, and space requirements allow an organization to instantly notice real savings with virtualization technologies. IT departments will also see more value by implementing these virtual server environments. Due to the operating systems of the guest virtual machines being flat files the ease in backing up and replicating them to an off premise disaster recovery site is readily available. This effectively reduces your bottom line while offering peace of mind. iPower Technologies can offer affordable advanced software designs and solutions that make total disaster recovery systems available to small businesses.

iPower Technologies is a comprehensive technology provider that concentrates on providing organizations with solutions that solve their unique business problems.They can be found online at http://www.goipower.com

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Jarrett Pavao, President, iPower Technologies Inc.

If you would like more information on server virtualization, or to schedule an interview with Jarrett Pavao, please call Geoffrey Klein, Public Relations Specialist with Total Acclaim Inc. at 561-544-2507 or e-mail Geoffrey at gklein(at)TotalAcclaim(dot)com You can also visit Total Acclaim Inc. at http://www.TotalAcclaim.com

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