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Dan Rosedahl, General Manager of Corporate Technologies’ Minneapolis office has landed on Nine Lives Media Inc.’s third-annual MSPmentor 250, a global report that identifies the world’s leading managed services executives, entrepreneurs, experts, coaches and community leaders.

“MSPmentor congratulates Dan Rosedahl and all of the experts identified within the MSPmentor 250 report,” said Amy Katz, CEO of Nine Lives Media Inc. “We hope the MSPmentor 250 serves as a global Rolodex that allows MSP industry leaders to quickly network with one another.”

The third-annual MSPmentor 250 report is based on a global survey of MSPmentor readers, conducted from May through July 23, 2010. The resulting report represents MSP experts in North America, Europe, Australia and emerging managed services markets across the globe. The complete report is available now at http://www.MSPmentor.net/top-250-people.

Corporate Technologies was also ranked on the 2010 Inc. 5000 list.  Published by Inc. magazine, the annual Inc. 5000 is an exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents the most comprehensive look at the most important segment of the economy—America’s independent-minded entrepreneurs. Corporate Technologies was ranked at number 2,364, with 106% sales growth over the past three years.

For more information, visit the Inc. 5000 website at:
http://www.inc.com/inc5000/profile/corporate-technologies

Is your business taking advantage
of the Cloud?
by Dan Rosedahl, General Manager
Corporate Technologies' Minneapolis office 
One of the hottest terms in current computer-speak is “the cloud” – used especially to hype products to the hip.  “You ought to buy this service because it’s in the cloud.”

A service “in the cloud” simply means a service done over the Internet.  The metaphor comes from doodles of a computer attached to a squiggly cloud representing the outside world.  The cloud is seductive because it simplifies “outside complexity.”  The implied message is “Just connect to the cloud and you’re in business.”  “It’s all taken care of.”  

Of course, outside complexity must be taken care of by someone and you usually pay a price – measured in dollars, security, speed, trust, convenience, and control.  The prudent user must decide when it’s worth it. 

Google and Yahoo search engines are in the cloud, as are street address mapping services.  Businesses technology needs from monitoring, upgrades, spam filtering, to keeping your data safely secured off site, can be served in the cloud.

Give your people an intuitive and affordable way to share information, files, business processes, calendars, instant messages, and more. Scale your business with a click by deploying the solutions you need, when you need them.

Watch this short video to learn more or join us at our upcoming seminar on October 19. Start putting Microsoft® Business Productivity Online Suite to work for your company today.

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