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Employee
Spotlight

Jonathan
Hall
Jonathan Hall came to
NMGI as a Linux Systems Engineer in October 2006, and
brings over ten years of professional Linux experience
to the team.
He is actively involved in development
of the DoubleCheck Email Manager and heads NMGI's high
availability hosted DoubleCheck service.
Jonathan previously
owned a small ISP in central Kansas, and has served as
president of the Air Capitol Linux User's Group in
Wichita, Kansas.
Recently, Jonathan has
worked providing technical and training services at
Raytheon Aircraft Company and Cox Communications.
A portion of his spare
time is spent processing used fryer grease to use as
fuel in his 2001 Turbo Diesel Jetta.
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Employee
Birthdays
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324 East Fourth Avenue, P.O. Box
1343 Hutchinson, KS 67501 620.664.6000
Phone 620.669.8302 Fax http://www.nmgi.com/
info@nmgi.com

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Think Firewall!
Is your network
firewall more than 2 years old?
Because
these legacy appliances are based on a stateful
packet inspection approach, we are concerned that
they may no longer be providing the complete
security you need in the face of today's
ever-changing threats. In addition, many companies
no longer sell support agreements for these
products. This means that once an appliance's
current support agreement expires, it will no
longer be eligible to receive any technical
support, firmware updates or hardware
replacement.
To help
you migrate you to a "state-of-the-art" fourth
generation Unified Threat Management (UTM)
solution, SonicWALL has introduced the PRO Series
Trade-up Program. The program is simple. Existing
SonicWALL customers with a third generation or
older product can trade up their outdated firewall
to a fourth generation PRO Series UTM solution at
no additional cost by purchasing two years of
Comprehensive Gateway Security Suite
(CGSS). Read more |
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8 Tips for
Launching a Company Intranet By Jeff
Wuorio Reprinted with
permission from the Microsoft Small Business
Center
Many small-business
owners get it when it comes to the influence and
reach of the Internet. But what they may not fully
appreciate is how that medium can be used
exclusively within their own business.
Planning and programming an intranet —
an internal Web site restricted to those within
your company — can prove a boon to communication,
project management and a host of other
responsibilities. But using it effectively means
more than building it, plugging it in, and letting
it rock.
Read more
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| What's been happening at NMGI?
February 24, 2007 -
Network Management Group, Inc. enjoyed a company
outing to Wichita, Kansas where everyone attended the
Crown Uptown Dinner Theatre to watch the musical
"Footloose".
The
NMGI bowling team (Ginifer Boice, Ron Williams,
Dan Blevins, Kenny Boice, and Cindy Stout)
continues to hold 1st place in the Thursday Night
Mixers league
at Countryside Lanes in Hutchinson, Kansas.
Games continue until April 6, 2007 – pictures to
come! Friday, March 30 will be bowling for NMGI
and their families!
Upcoming NMGI Event -
Mark your Calendars!
The 2007
NMGI Technology Expo is planned for June 6,
2007 in Hutchinson, Kansas. It
will be held at the Grand Prairie Hotel. NMGI is
planning to have Microsoft in attendance, along
with HP, SonicWALL, and other vendors. Look for
more information in the April NMGI Technology
Newsletter. |
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Microsoft Office Up to speed with Outlook
2007

Take a
look at Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, and see how
much easier it is to do the things you've always
done. Learn how the Ribbon and the Quick Access
Toolbar put the commands you need right at your
fingertips. You'll see that it's quick and easy to
compose and format your message, add attachments,
and then send. Tracking tasks, making
appointments, scheduling meetings, working with
contacts — Outlook 2007 makes it all easier than
ever. Watch the demo and get
acquainted!
Change the size or
contents of the To-Do Bar
Customize the
Navigation Pane
Use the Ribbon
Customize the
Quick Access Toolbar
Attach a file
or other item to an e-mail message
SEE DEMO |
Please forward
this newsletter to anyone
else in your organization who might
be interested

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