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Weymouth, MA (PRWEB) January 04, 2012

Latin America represents one of the largest growth opportunities for office document technology & services. While IT markets in U.S. and Europe have become saturated with solutions and services, Latin American countries across the board show potential for expansion. InfoTrends projects solutions in Latin America as a whole will grow at a 12% compound annual growth rate between 2010-2015, with Brazil posting the strongest growth at 14%. To develop a better understanding of the opportunities and challenges for solutions and services in Latin America, InfoTrends is pleased to announce the availability of a study entitled Office Document Solutions & Services in Latin America.

“Although Latin America mirrors many other areas in terms of ongoing trends and initiatives, for example ‘going green,’ reducing costs, security, mobility, cloud computing, and the ‘consumerization’ of IT, this region offers a much more robust atmosphere for the development and adoption of solutions and services regarding these trends,” commented Randy Dazo a Director at InfoTrends. “Our research indicates that this region shows potential for the expansion of managed print services (MPS), document security, output management, and document management solutions.”

The combination of a very print-heavy region and environmentally-conscious organizations creates a great opportunity for vendors to really penetrate their MPS offerings with eco-friendly, output management solutions to curb costs and minimize negative environmental impacts. The upswing of mobility and cloud computing renders a deeper penetration of security and document management solutions, while the increased volume of document scanning on nearly all types of devices (including everything from smartphones to MFPs) generates greater interest in the capabilities of capture and workflow solutions.

Dazo continued, “In some cases, we believe that new technologies such as mobile solutions may penetrate or even leapfrog document business process solutions without ever requiring printing as a point of information consumption. Vendors must think beyond their traditional communications vehicles in emerging economies like Latin America. A forward-thinking approach can enable vendors to develop a better understanding of how to streamline processes for these new solutions and services before they become more standard forms of communication.”

This study will help office equipment vendors and suppliers to:

    Understand the level awareness and interest in solutions & managed services among end-users
    Understand the buying process and who is making the purchase decisions
    Assess channel preferences and requirements
    Profile customers to more accurately target business opportunities

The research for this project included structured web surveys with 688 end-users from Brazil, Mexico, Argentina as well as the Rest of Latin America (Venezuela, Colombia, and Chile). The results of the survey help subscribers to better understand end-user attributes, awareness, and willingness to incorporate solutions and services into their business workflow.

InfoTrends also conducted in-depth telephone interviews with 40 office and IT channel respondents to develop industry statistics on current use and future plans regarding solutions and services. These interviews help provide a deeper understanding of the perspectives within the channel.

Finally, the study also includes a five- year forecast that identifies the growth potential of the solutions and services market within small, medium, and large corporations. The forecast includes multiple revenue categories by country, channels, services models, and main office technology software categories

For more information on Office Document Solutions & Services in Latin America contact Scott Phinney at +1 781 616 2100 ext. 123 or e-mail scott_phinney(at)infotrends(dot)com.

InfoTrends, a Questex company, is the leading worldwide market research and strategic consulting firm for the digital imaging and document solutions industry. We provide research, analysis, forecasts, and advice to help clients understand market trends, identify opportunities, and develop strategies to grow their businesses. Additional information about InfoTrends is available on the Web at http://www.infotrends.com.

Copyright 2012 InfoTrends. All rights reserved. Reproduction or reuse of InfoTrends materials is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.

For media inquiries contact Allison Jones at +1 781 616 2108 or allison_jones(at)infotrends(dot)com.

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next server core computing it

Nashua, New Hampshire (NYSE) 5 January 2012

While the company constantly on the lookout for ways to reduce, to the cost of running their data centers, there is a limit to how much space and power can be freed from traditional rack systems. Many companies are often not a full rack for the server tower that can be easily reconfigured or move selected as needed. However, most servers tower is still relatively high, and moved them over from time to time is not yet possible. In addition, it lacks many tower servers or backup storage integrated flush with the rack solutions.

Core server resolves the shortcomings of traditional servers, tower, when it comes to reliability, portability and performance. For enterprises that have access to server hardware from anywhere Server Core offers the smallest form factor available, including a convenient handle for easy portage. This can be especially useful for companies, high-quality software from the office, for example, have a sales demonstration or proof of concept systems perform. In cases where a complex application can be used with multiple virtual machines, the core server is the ideal alternative to under-performing laptops and servers ship heavy customers.

cloud and a global network of popular things such as your e-mail or just business software, many member organizations should continue their own servers for more complex applications that use only local performance equipment can be provided. In addition, emergency, disaster recovery plan require physically moving servers off-site. Server Core can be easily moved from object to object, make sure to stay that receive business-critical applications and data.

small offices can benefit from the compact size of the Server Core. Occupying power small space, angles or in the office closet can be transformed into an effective micro data centers. And unlike many tower servers, especially those that rely on desktop PC design, Nucleus Server provides a fully redundant power supply with 1300 Watt 2 +1 hot-swap power supply.

specifications include:

compact and compact mini-tower chassis: 17.37 “H x 16.75″ W x 5.80 “D

● Dual or Quad-Core Intel ® Xeon ® processors, six series processors, a processor or Intel Core ™ i7 processor

● Up to 96GB DDR3 ECC Unbuffered memory

● Up (14) 2.5 “or removable hard drives or SATA, SAS or SSD, including RAID 0/1/5/6/10

● Strong support virtualization, including VMware vSphere and ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V and Citrix XenServer

● 1300W 2 +1 Redundant hot-swap power supply module

● Optional 48VDC 1300W redundant power supply

Server Core is next computing and its authorized resellers. Please call +1-603-886-3874 or e-mail sales (at) next computing (dot) com for more information.

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www.PodcastInterviews.com In this interview, John Carlson teaches you some of the basics of copywriting, and the most important thing is the ability to tell a story. This is applicable in both the online and offline marketing world. You have to create good and short stories to hold the attention of your visitor or customer base. Learn more about copywriting from John Carlton by visiting www.PodcastInterviews.com
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New EBook “How To Cope…with life” helps you control and manage all of the unexpected events in your life.

Toms River, NJ (PRWEB) January 02, 2012

Included are 320 examples with answers to our frequent personal and business questions and concerns about: faith, children, church, fellowship, holidays, missions, money, prayer, self-worth, life, death, business and more.

Originals By Weber, Terrance L. Weber, owner of Toms River, NJ and an accomplished professional advertising copywriter, announces availability of this new E-Book: “How To Cope…With Life” by author Terrance L. Weber.

The author began writing his book in 1966 and a reader, even today, may notice that it tends to be a “mysterious book.” But, it is not an ordinary “mystery” book. Instead, the reader may be aware that many rather mysterious “between the lines” almost hidden messages are there as food for later thought. They are messages that all seem to be included as “unwritten” and are there for later contemplation but even so, they are an important “unseen” part of the content of each page.

Weber began writing “How To Cope…With Life” when the pastor of his church learned that Weber was a professional advertising writer and he asked Terry to write a few inspiring lines each week to be included in the church’s Sunday bulletin. At the same time the pastor suggested that Weber start each story with a prayer asking God what he wanted to say to those weekly readers. Then the pastor instructed: “Terry, you should write whatever the Lord tells you to write.” Weber later commented: ” I have continued to write those little stories that prayerful way ever since.”

The e-Book version of “How To Cope…With Life” will be available in a week or two, It can be ordered now for delivery after publication (soon).

During the following weeks, months and years people often asked Weber to: ” Please make some copies of your stories so I can give them to my friends who need to read what you said in last week’s church bulletin.”

It was never Weber’s intention to write a book, but over the years there were so many requests for those stories that it became obvious that they needed to be organized and made into a book that could get greater circulation than just the small group of people in his church.

When Weber was asked: “What are some of the comments you get about your book?” He answered by saying: “Let me give you few examples:”

” What a great legacy of words in e-book format!”

“I find your book very helpful as a daily guide, I read it each morning before going to work.”

” During group discussions, we use your book as an idea starter.”

” Your book is a good way for me to get lots of my questions about my life answered.”

” I have young children and this books helps me teach them in many ways.”

This new book is available now in E-BOOK format for $ .99. In paperbook format ($ 19.95) and Hardcover @ $ 29.95. An order can be placed NOW for delivery within a week or two. For more information about this new book: “How To Cope… with life”, write to Originals By Weber at 338 Alabama Avenue, Toms River, NJ or, call 732-864-0353 or 877-309-8382. Excerpts from the book can be previewed at the following website:

http://www.yrret.stirsite.com/page/page/3858700.htm

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