Although the year is off to a busy start at work, I wanted to take a second and give you some updates on a few family milestones. For one as you can see here to the left, our little Andrij or Deeko, has been walking since mid January. He seems to be a bit more reserved than Santino, but none-the-less a real character. It’s funny, they are already wrestling with each other and they only weigh about 4 pounds apart. I can’t believe how time flies. Teeth are coming next, then …

“Hello and welcome to AMRCON’s  “Small Business Executive Review”.  I am Taras Rudko and as many of you know I have been on board with AMRCON for just about a year now as their Chief Information Officer.  During this time period I have had the ability to experience and gather valuable information that I now plan on sharing with the AMRCON Community.
 We live and conduct business in a rapidly changing and complex landscape that does not only revolve around a successful P&L.   Making decisions that successfully guide you through that landscape …

Workstations-Entry Level

OPTIPLEX 380 SFF

OptiPlex 380 Small Form Factor Base Standard PSU

Windows® 7 Professional\Windows XP Professional downgrade

Intel® Pentium® Dual Core E5300 with VT (2.60GHz, 2M, 800MHz FSB)

2GB DDR3 Non-ECC SDRAM,1066MHz, (2 DIMM)

Dell USB Entry Keyboard, Dell USB 2-Button Entry Mouse with Scroll

Integrated Video, Intel® GMA 4500

160GB SATA 3.0Gb/s and 8MB DataBurst Cache™

Integrated 10/100 Ethernet

8X Slimline DVD-ROM, Cyberlink Power DVD™

3 Year Basic Limited Warranty and 3 Year NBD On-Site Service

 
Workstations-Mid Level

OPTIPLEX 760

OptiPlex 760 Minitower Base FT2

Genuine Windows® 7 Professional, with Media, 32-bit, English

Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E8400 with VT (3.0GHz, 6M, 1333MHz …

Windows Mobile 7… coming soon to a PDA near you 
Apple Inc. rocked the wireless business by combining the functions of a phone and an iPod. Now, more than two years later, Microsoft Corp. has its comeback: phone software that works a lot like its own Zune media player.  The software, which was unveiled Monday at the Mobile World Congress, is a dramatic change from previous generations of the software that used to be called Windows Mobile. Microsoft’s mobile system powered 13.1 percent of smart phones sold in the U.S. last …