While we fancy ourselves “geeks” (and there’s 2 of us, so I guess we’re technically a “squad”), we don’t drive a fleet of fake police cars or charge ridiculous prices for basic services. What we do offer is top-notch, personalized service that you can count on.
When you contact CTXworld, you’ll be communicating with a real live person, not a phone tree or an automated attendant. We happily offer IT & Web Support service to residential and commercial customers throughout the Hudson Valley region, from Kingston to Beacon. (more)
CBS Evening News has a great story about photocopiers and the little secret they are hiding…hard drives that record every document that is run. CTXworld can help you protect your privacy by wiping hard drives. Give a call today to discuss your needs.
What is Social Media? At CTXworld, we like to think of it as “The Never-Ending Conversation about Everything”. At it’s basic root, social media is a conversation taking place between like-minded people about every topic imaginable; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week…”the world’s biggest cocktail party”
When used correctly, social media can be a valuable, low-cost/high-impact addition to your marketing plans. The Fort Worth Business Press has great article about the power of social media for business.
From the article:
“From a business standpoint, social media allows you and your company to be involved in these conversations online. Imagine your best sales person at the world’s biggest cocktail party. A good social media team can be just that; they know how to find all the right people in the room, to listen and to sell or simply share information. Sometimes all you need to do is listen and respond when necessary.”
If you follow any of the technology blogs, you probably have heard about the recent issue with Geek Squad charging for “PC Quick Tune-up” or “Optimization” service. The “tune-up” is really nothing more than some updates being applied and some bloat-ware being deleted…all for the low price of $39.99. The catch was that Best Buy and Geek Squad claimed that the service would somehow increase the speed of your computer. Well, the good folks at Comsumerist decided to ante up and see what this “service” is really all about. Read the article below:
