Join NMGI, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, Ingram Micro, SonicWALL, XiloCore, and Alltel for a full day of information updates and access to the newest and the most exciting technology.

What price would you pay to know that your business is running on the latest and greatest technology in your field? What would you give to have all the latest knowledge and information at your fingertips to use to your own advantage?

NMGI is offering all of this, for free! On June 6, 2007 Network Management Group, Inc. will hold an all day “Tech Expo” at the Grand Prairie Hotel in Hutchinson, KS.

The day will begin with Technology Product Trends, presented by Randy Johnston. Randy consults with CPA firms, banks and private businesses, as well as technology and accounting-industry vendors concerning ways to improve their organizations and lives using technology. Randy is Executive Vice President of K2 Enterprises, an education firm providing technology seminars and conferences for CPAs. He is a partner with Steve Harper, President of NMGI.

The Tech Expo will include a Business Continuity Planning session led by Mike Semel, a Certified Business Continuity Professional with XiloCore in Las Vegas. The day will also consist of a Network Management Group, Inc. Technology Update, and demonstrations of the latest NMGI Technology offerings, as well as speakers from Hewlett Packard, SonicWALL, and Alltel.

Lunch will be catered by the Grand Prairie Hotel, and refreshments will be provided all day to attendees. Registered attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and win prizes from all of the above companies. Please call Network Management Group, Inc. today at (620) 664-6000 to make your reservation or visit www.nmgi.com/btesignup.htm to sign up!

Secure Online Transactions

Have you been thinking about setting up shop online? Taking your goods and services to the Internet will increase your business potential in many ways.

Introduction Have you been thinking about setting up shop online? Taking your goods and services to the Internet will increase your business potential in many ways. However, e-commerce requires a commitment to securing transactional details, including credit card information from customers. As e-commerce has grown, so have security threats. Identity theft, data security breaches and phishing continue to top the list of consumer complaints. All of these factors undermine trust in digital commerce, and that is why it’s important for any small business to take the necessary steps to reduce customer concerns about shopping and banking online.

Do you sit at your desk for long periods of the day? Have you ever experienced back, neck or shoulder pain after a long day at the office? Perhaps you put on a few pounds after taking a desk job. Research has shown that people who work desk jobs are likely to lose muscle tone, experience back pain, gain weight and suffer from increased stress. That's because inactivity, poor posture and bad eating habits tend to plague those who sit at a desk throughout the day.

One study by the American Council on Exercise (ACE) showed that those whose jobs require them to sit at least six hours a day are twice as likely to be overweight as those who sit for less than 45 minutes a day at work. So what can you do to stay fit but keep your desk job?  Check out these tips.

2007 Microsoft
Office System

Get an introduction to the new look in familiar programs of the 2007 Microsoft Office system. Then try out the changes with a hands-on test drive.

• See how Microsoft Office has changed, and why.

• Use the Ribbon to do what you're used to doing.

• See what the new file formats mean to you.

You'll see a lot that's familiar, such as your Word document or Excel worksheet. But you'll also notice a new look at the top of the window.

The old look with menus and toolbars has been replaced by the Ribbon at the top of the window. The Ribbon contains tabs that you click to get to the commands you already know how to use.

SEE DEMO

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