22 Jun 2009 @ 8:26 AM 

Does your technology effect the bottom line?  Of course it does.  Every time an employee picks up the phone, sends and email, or even faxes, it adds or subtracts from the bottom line.  Melding  new and old technology takes tremendous effort and at times, extravagant costs, for very little improvement.  How can one know if they have the best software application for their workload, or the right CRM for the sales office? Sometimes a simple memory upgrade in all the PC’s would maximize efficiency.  Where does this information come from, how are these conclusions drawn?
PSS Enterprises has a team of Technology Experts who constantly train, study, and utilize the newest software, hardware, and IT services available.  Their free initial consultation will assess currently used software and technology, provide a customized solution, and discuss the monetary aspects of changing technologies.  Based on the recommendation given, our experts can implement, install, and manage the changes and transfer of data and technology.  Service Level Agreements can be arranged for Managed IT services for extended periods of time. 
Call 1-800-285-2448 or email PSS Entereprises at mail@pssenterprises.com to make contact with a Solutions Specialist to arrange your consultation. Mention “PowerPaks” to receive a discount.
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 19 Jun 2009 @ 8:06 AM 

In today’s economy, it is not enough to make do with what you have, stretch staff to a breaking point, or squeeze every drop of toner from it’s cartridge to make ends meet.  In this atmosphere, a successful office is one that proficently productive.  Making a small improvement to the office, such as a new phone system, could exponentially increase production, ease staff burdens, and create a positive work environment.  This new phone system is not really a phone system at all.  Please evaluate the following:

Can your current phone system do the following:

  • Auto Transfer via Voice Command?
  • Interact with Microsoft Outlook
  • Create a spreadsheet of all the inbound, outbound, and missed calls

Why not a phone system that: 

  • Show which employees are on a call, idle, or making sales calls
  • Sends your voicemail as an email to you
  • Have one button that controls transfers, departments, and pages
  • Creates spreadsheets and exports them to Excel for easy to read data analysis

This is not a phone system, but rather IP network devices that accompany your PC.  It works with the computer to maximize production. Interested?  For a free demo, call 1-800-285-2448 or email mail@pssenterprises.com and a Solutions Specialist will schedule an appointment.

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    How do sales managers know if their campaigns are working? Profits are not necessarily a true indication of success.  Great salesperson’s know that tracking the results of each sales campaign data will tell the true success.  Jay Levinson, author of Guerrilla Marketing, devotes a whole chapter in his books to the importance of sales data analysis to assist you in finding the most profitable and successful sales campaigns.  Google Analytics offers a host of compelling features and benefits for everyone from senior executives and advertising and marketing professionals to site owners and content developers. With 15 different tools to help you analyze your data, there is no excuse for narrowing down your scope to specific targets. Here is a brief overview of all the different tools one can utilize. 
 
 

 

Motion Charts

Motion Charts add sophisticated multi-dimensional analysis to most Google Analytics reports. Select metrics for the x-axis, y-axis, bubble size, and bubble color and view how these metrics interact over time. Choose the metrics you want to compare and expose data relationships that would be difficult to see in traditional reports.

 

 

Custom Reports

Create, save, and edit custom reports that present the information you want to see organized in the way you want to see it. A drag and drop interface lets you select the metrics you want and define multiple levels of sub-reports. Once created, each custom report is available for as long as you want it.

 

 

 

Fast Implementation

Paste the Google Analytics tracking code into each of your website pages and tracking begins immediately.

 

 

 

Keyword and Campaign Comparison

Track and compare all your ads, email newsletters, affiliate campaigns, referrals, paid links, and keywords on Google and other search engines.

 

 

 

Custom Dashboards

No more digging through reports. Put all the information you need on a custom Dashboard that you can email to others.

 

 

 

AdWords Integration

Buy keywords on Google AdWords and use Google Analytics to learn which keywords are most profitable to your business

 

 

 

Internal Site Search

Find out how your visitors search your site, what they look for, and where they end up.

 

 

 

Benchmarking

Find out whether your site usage metrics underperform or outperform those of your industry vertical. Opt-in benchmarking compares your key metrics against aggregate performance metrics while preserving the confidentiality of your data.

 

 

 

Trend and Date Slider

Compare time periods and select date ranges without losing sight of long term trends.

 

  

Funnel Visualization

Find out which pages result in lost conversions and where your would-be customers go.

 

 

Site Overlay

See traffic and conversion information for every link as you browse your site. (no download required).

 

 

 

Email reports

Schedule or send personalized report emails that contain exactly the information you want to share.

 

 

Benefits of using Google Analytics

Google Analytics helps you find out what keywords attract your most desirable prospects, what advertising copy pulled the most responses, and what landing pages and content make the most money for you.

 

 

Sophisticated Analytics.

Google Analytics has all the features you’d expect from a high-end analytics offering. It also provides tightly integrated AdWords support, so you can view AdWords ROI metrics without having to import cost data or add keyword tracking codes.

Easy to use.

Google Analytics is easy to use for novice marketers, while delivering all of the capabilities that experienced web analytics professionals expect.

Scalable for any size site.

Google Analytics is a hosted service that runs on the same servers that power Google. From large, high-traffic corporate sites to small sites, Google Analytics delivers consistent service.

Integrated with AdWords.

If you have an AdWords account, you can use Google Analytics directly from the AdWords interface. Google Analytics also calculates ROI metrics from automatically imported cost and keyword tracking data, saving you time.

Tracks all campaigns.

Google Analytics tracks all online campaigns, from emails to keywords, regardless of search engine or referral source.

Safe.

Google takes the security very seriously, and is pledged to safeguard the privacy of your corporate data. We understand that web analytics data is sensitive information, so we accord it the ironclad protection it deserves.

Data Integrity

Hosted at Google’s global data centers, Google Analytics leads the industry in data integrity and protection. Google Analytics has always used first party cookies to ensure consistent tracking.

Part of a Larger Google Product Suite

Google Analytics is part of a Google ecosystem that includes products such as AdWords, AdSense, Website Optimizer, DoubleClick, Internal Site Search, TV Ads, Audio Ads, Analytics for Blogs, Checkout, webmaster solutions, and more.

Support and Professional Services

 

PSS Enterprises is dedicated to providing the quickest, most reliable support to all our customers.  Call 1-800-285-2448 or email google@pssenterprises.com for 24/7 support. 

 

 

 

 

 

For the most comprehensive tools available, scalable to any size company, PSS Enterprises offers Google Solutions.  Call 1-800-285-2448 to speak with a solutions specialist or email google@pssenterprises.com to receive a customized solution.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*Citations: www.google.com/analytics (June 13, 2009)

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 28 Jan 2009 @ 11:36 AM 
How can unified communications help develop a business? What is “unified communications” and what all does it encompass?  We would like to take a moment to clarify a term that is becoming more commonly used in today’s workplace, and how it effects you, the end user.
 
Unified communications, or UC, was created to streamline the communications process. Traditionally, the user had 2 forms of communication, the phone and the computer.  With technology advancing as quickly as it has, the user has multiple facets of communication.  Phone boxes (PBX), VoIP (voice over Internet protocol), Cellular, land lines, data line, email, faxes, and we could just keep listing ways that one person could communicate with another.  Lets take this to the next level.  How do you combine all of the ways to communicate and make it easy to use?  How does that help anyone? Ask yourself these questions:
  • Are you limited by what you can do outside of your office?
  • Would you like to be able to access your desktop from anywhere?
  • Would you like all your calls that go to your office come to your cell phone when you are not in the office?
  • Would it be easier to check your voicemail if it was in an email?
  • How would you like to be able to access any document from any computer?
  • Do you want your faxes to come to your email as an attachment rather than waste paper resources on the fax machine?
 Let’s look at the responses to these questions.  Are you limited by what you can do outside of your office?  What happens when you are sick and have to stay home?  Are you missing a whole day or two of productivity because your desktop is at work?  With UC, you can work from home, your car, the mall-where ever you may be, as long as you have access to the Internet. This leads to question two, would you like to access your desktop from anywhere?  You can when you have simplified the communications process.  What about when you are on the road?  Your potential client probably doesn’t have your personal cell phone number, so how do you not miss their phone call? With UC, you can still get the phone call even though you are not in the office, and you can even get advanced caller identification on all your calls no matter where you are.  And wouldn’t it be great to access any document from any computer?  Besides carrying a handful of USB Flash drives, you can utilize cloud computing with UC.  This means all your documents are stored and accessed via the Internet. What about faxes?  Wasting paper on junk faxes, and even using a fax is starting to become obsolete.  With UC you can go green (paperless) and get all faxes via email.  Need to send a fax?  Scan and send it as an email instead.  This saves time and resources and we all need to do that. Using UC can help expand your client database, video conference, and manage your time effectively.
Unified Communications is designed to make your current communication process more efficient.  You need to streamline all the forms of communication that you use on a daily basis into an easy to use mobile application.  It is possible to remain cost effective and efficient at the same time. We can show you how.
 
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 07 Jan 2009 @ 12:00 PM 
  • What do you do when you computer starts acting weird?
  • Is your computer running too slowly?
  • Is your email disappearing before your eyes?
  • What do you do?

If you are at work, who do you talk to about this? Do you have a phone number of a person you are supposed to call? Do you need technical support or do you need the help desk? How do you know?

According to SearchCRM.com, Help Desk is: in a business enterprise, a help desk is a place that a user of information technology can call to get help with a problem. In many companies, a help desk is simply one person with a phone number and a more or less organized idea of how to handle the problems that come in. In larger companies, a help desk may consist of a group of experts using software to help track the status of problems and other special software to help analyze problems (for example, the status of a company’s telecommunications network).

Wikipedia says technical support (also tech support) is: a range of services providing assistance with technology products such as mobile phones, televisions, computers, or other electronic or mechanical goods. In general, technical support services attempt to help the user solve specific problems with a product—rather than providing training, customization, or other support services. (At PSS Enterprises, we like to think that instead of “rather” it should be “including”.)

For too long, we have been exposed to someone else’s definitions of technical assistance, whether it is your boss, the guy down the hall or the intern in your office. The bottom line is that you need your computer, mobile, laptop, and other technical tool to work so that you can do your work. Whether you call the help desk or get tech support, you need your issues resolved quickly and efficently. These days, a unfunctional PC or laptop means down time for the company. This means that every minute spent not being productive is literally hitting the bottom line. Did you miss a great sales opportunity because your email is down? What about the presentation that you spent all week working on, and now you can’t find it anywhere on your system? Call it tech support or help desk, either way you have issues with your technology that need resolution. Who cares what you call it as long as it gets done?

PSS Enterprises offers a top of the line technical support team. With just one phone call, you will have an expert technican logged into your computer, server, or phone system to resolve your issues and provide you with a solution in real time. They utilize remote technology so that you do not have to wait for the “geek team” to load up in their funny car and drive to your location. Simply a phone call and typing in a simple URL will get you back to funtional in no time. Their office is located in Denton, Texas, but they have the technical ability to assist anyone, anywhere.

Even if you don’t have a pressing technical issue, what else can PSS Enterprises do for you?

  • Would you like an IT forecast and budget for the next year, 3 years, and 5 years?
  • Are you ready to go green and reduce paper in your workspace?
  • It is possible that you are ready for a more efficent, more effective office enviroment?

Take a moment to assess your current technology.

  • What does it say about you and your company?
  • Are you telling the world that your have the equipment and tools to handle your customers effectively or are you just trucking uphill, praying that the memory, bubble gum and scotch tape will do the trick just a little longer?
  • Are your receptionists and customer service employees dropping hints (or just telling you) that your current phone systems is outdated and hard to use?

Take a look at where you are and where you want to be. What do you need? Help Desk or Technical Support? Call PSS Enterprises today, and get your customized solution.

PSS Enterprises
121 W. Hickory St.
Denton TX, 76201
1-800-285-2448

http://www.pssenterprises.com

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