Complete business telephone solutions from Fortinet

Get complete business telephone solutions from Fortinet With built-in features, flexible services and products that cover all office sizes and connection types, the Fortinet line-up of phone systems, phones and services does everything you need.  Simple, powerful and affordable Fortinet voice solutions give you everything you need to handle calls professionally, control costs and stay connected everywhere. Built for single or multilocation offices with up to 2000 phone users per location, FortiVoice can cost you significantly less than similar solutions from Avaya, ShoreTel, Cisco and others. With FortiVoice, there are no added licenses or components required to get up and running, and with DIY configuration of systems and services, you're not reliant on expensive technicians. How affordable? Hardware prices for a total FortiVoice solution in a typical 25-user deployment is under $6000, including phones for all users. A typical 50-user deployment is under $12,000. A typical 100-user deployment is under $21,000. These are all-in prices with a full feature suite and everything you need except the service. And we've got you covered there too, with FortiCall VoIP service starting at $24.95 per line per month for unlimited calling in the US and Canada. How does your current solution stack up? Register now for a free phone system health check. We'll inspect your set-up and show you where you can save money.  Ask us about special bundles for retail and education.

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Why Hosted VoIP Makes Sense for SMBs | New technology will triple the speed of wireless charging

'Why hosted VoIP makes sense for SMBs' is succinct and well stated highlighting the fact that hosted services mean that SMBs' management can run the business with one less diversion from the management demands of core business. A babyTEL centric prediction is that 2015 is the year that Voice transcription to text and voice recognition will come of age driven by the latest generation of smartphones. Find yourself in the article on how famous execs run business. After you find yourself, check if others agree with your assessment. There could be surprises.  Enjoy this week's selection of articles.  Regards, Steve Dorsey, CEO babyTEL "The only thing worse than training employees and losing them is to not train them and keep them." - Zig Ziglar INDUSTRY Why Hosted VoIP Makes Sense for SMBs December 5 2014 by Jeff Orloff  Toolbox According to the RightScale 2014 State of the Cloud Survey, 94 percent of organizations surveyed are either running applications or experimenting with Infrastructure as a Service. One of the more common services that small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are turning to in the cloud is voice over IP (VoIP) for their unified communications needs. Cloud-based, or hosted, VoIP services provide SMBs with benefits that help equalize the playing field against larger businesses and move them away from the antiquated technology that runs most traditional telephone services. TECH New technology will triple the speed of wireless charging December 9 2014 by Matt Hanson  TechRadar Wireless charging is a convenient way of topping up your device's battery, and new technology is on the way to make it even better. At the moment it can take quite a while to fully charge batteries via a wireless charger as the technology can only run at a rate of 5 Watts. BUSINESS Gartner's Top 10 Predictions for 2015 December 8 2014 by Daryl Plummer  IT World Canada Digitalization and the digital business are catalysts of change that are affecting the human-machine relationship and driving better customer outcomes. The top 10 predictions indicate that computer-based machines are taking a more active role in enhancing human endeavors, because the machines are more connected than ever before, they are sensing their surroundings, and they are becoming smarter. Because of this, they have an increased ability to supplement (or even supplant) human jobs and to reduce the cost of operations. All in all, the trends indicate a near-term future in which machines and humans are co-workers and, possibly, even codependents. The top 10 Predictions are organized into three categories: BONUS 11 Tricks Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, And Other Famous Execs Use To Run Meetings November 242014 by Drake Baer  Business Insider Americans sit through some 11 million meetings every day - with the unproductive ones costing companies $37 billion a year. We've already learned that meetings fall apart thanks to sloppy agendas, un-articulated ground rules, and other structural mistakes. So we decided to look at how some of the most effective executives in history - from GM czar Alfred Sloan to Apple prince Steve Jobs to Facebook queen Sheryl Sandberg - run the meetings that invariably fill their calendars. © Copyright 2014 by babyTEL. All Rights Reserved.

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Say hello to Work Chat Meet the new feature that lets you work together in Evernote more effectively than ever. Do the work, share the work, talk about the work—all in one place. Read More Give your work Context Introducing the feature that brings you the right expertise at the right time, as you work in Evernote. Upgrade to Premium to start using Context. Read more Write on You write every day. We've got tips on how to use the beautifully refreshed Evernote for Web for all of your words. Read more call 877.860.5831 for more information or www.bitxbit.com.

Dropbox Issue fixed in OS X Yosemite

We're reaching out to let you know about an issue in Apple's new OS X Yosemite that may affect your team's use of Dropbox on Mac computers. Your users can resolve this issue by installing the OS X Update 10.10.1 on all of the Macs in your company running Yosemite. (If your company is not running Yosemite, you can ignore this email). Apple's new OS X Yosemite may occasionally cause some programs to crash when users open, save-as, or first save a file. These crashes are rare but happen when an application, such as Dropbox, uses Yosemite's official Finder integration — and if that program crashes because of this interaction, unsaved changes may be lost.  To fix this issue, Apple has released OS X Update 10.10.1. This update is available for free in the Mac App Store. Details on how to update your team's Macs are available on Apple's support site. - The Dropbox Team © 2014 Dropbox