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Boston, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, on a crisp and clear evening taken from Memorial Drive in Cambridge. I loved this image so much that I had it printed and framed and it is hanging on my dining room wall. In my humble opinion, It is one of the best photographs I have taken and one of the reasons I started an online store. The store allows me (and maybe only me) to have my photographs custom printed and framed with no cropping. Friend me on Facebook, look at my blogs, or look me up on Flickr. My online photograph store is now open. Click to Shop. | In This Issue | |
| September 2015 | Event Driven Communication End of Life Thermostats on the Net | |
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Event Driven Communication At TRI, we spend a good deal of time creating event driven automation. This has its obvious application in processes You can take entire courses on the subject, but to be brief, communicating with your customer is one of the basic rules of customer service. Creating new ways to BENEFICIALLY communicate is always a challenge. Have a discussion with your customers and use the information in your database to help you define what factors are valuable to your customer and decide what information should be sent based on what occurrence. That is, as a field of information in your database is added or changed or a date/time threshold has been met, it can trigger an email, an item being posted to a web site, a text, a calendar event, or the creation of a personalized URL resulting in a custom and dynamic web page. It can be asynchronous (one-way) or suggest a response of some kind. The response might point your customer to a custom and secure web page dynamically created for their benefit. Your customer is made aware of something they did not know, they are given an opportunity to look further using your supplied link if that is appropriate or they can file the notification away for future use or research. in the end, you are promoting great communication and possibly interaction with your customer. All that is required is the functionality and a set of adjustable event rules and options. Examples would be delivery notifications, product availability, monthly tonnage reports, order confirmations, notification of impending storage charges, expiration of free time notice, over due invoice notices, inventory on-hand notices, shipment confirmations, transport delay notifications, high balance notifications, volume driven special offers, service evaluations, customer service response survey, service level updates, or a simple thank you. Questions? Give us a call or drop us a note. | TRIF.COM Technology solutions are a part of doing business just like sales and marketing, It is an important component in servicing customers, managing costs and controlling operations. Our capabilities bridge database design and development, Internet services, network and computer sales and support, document imaging, bar code scanning, corporate communications, fax and email programs, mobile applications, cloud computing and help desk services. Interested in taking a step forward with technology? Looking to take advantage of the latest advances? Or just want to take advantage of your new computer? | |
Windows / SQL End of Life We will be surveying all clients over the next few months to transition any Windows Server 2003 or SQL Server 2005 These applications expire March of 2016 and it would be our very strong recommendation that we transition as suggested by Microsoft. As Microsoft puts it; Microsoft Support Lifecycle policy provides consistent and predictable guidelines for product support availability when a product releases and throughout that product's life. By understanding the product support available, customers are better able to maximize the management of their IT investments and strategically plan for a successful IT future. Add these to the ever growing list of retired Microsoft Products like Office 97, Word 6.0, PowerPoint 4.0, Access 2007, Exchange Server 5.5, Site Server, SNA Server 3.0, Internet Information Server, Visual Basic 5.0, Windows NT, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows and, alas, Microsoft Bob. |
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Thermostats On The Net Thermostats have generally been about as advanced as the dental industry. But NEST, the company that bought You can evaluate your energy use and you can control it from anywhere because it is a networked device you can talk to when you are away from home. Purported to pay for itself, at $249, that would be a good thing. Check to see if you can obtain a rebate before you buy.
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such as invoicing, dispatch and fulfillment, but it also serves an important purpose in communication and customer service. Creating good event driven communication is one reason why Amazon excels at marketing and customer service. They know what and when to tell you something and offer an opportunity to respond if you are so inclined. 
installations to Windows Server 2012 R2 and SQL Server 2014 respectively. What it means when Microsoft says end of life is that they will no longer provide support, security updates or patches. 
iPhone and iPad App users, need to cancel an auto-renewing subscription with Apple / iTunes in the App Store? Go to the App Store on your device, tap "Featured" and scroll down to your Apple ID at the bottom of the page. Open your Apple ID, and choose "View Apple ID". You'll find the payment information under "Manage App Subscriptions" and will see the option to turn "Auto-Renewal" off.
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