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CHANDLER, ARIZ. (PRWEB) JUNE 18, 2020 Dr. Vernell Hall, a 2020 graduate of Trident at American InterContinental University’s (Trident) Doctor of Business Administration program, has been selected to present at the 2020 Americas Conference on Information Systems ( AMCIS ) in August. Dr. Hall’s selected paper, "Examining an Information System Used to Process Employees Award: A Qualitative Study," is an applied study exploring pitfalls associated with the military’s use of Global Electronic...

Take care Art, take it step by step!

Ah the title of my first real blog since my world was turned upside down almost two weeks ago. Over the past couple of days I've found a couple of hours here and there to catch up with current accounts and answer some emails. For me it's been more about trying to stay even with the existing opportunities and and some of the orders that went down early in the month. Today I sent an order to an existing client for two A4 color MFP's and of course there was no response that the email was...

Very happy to read this blog. May your recovery continue to be positive! Take time to relax.

Good to "hear" from ya Art! Keep trying to stay stress free and good things will come!

In the last month, I've had to visit the same Doctors office about six times.  Seems I developed cataracts in both eyes.  I opted for the surgery and everything went very well.   Not being a frequent visitor to Doctors offices, these...

Thank you!!! From Michael Alfheim....

Well Art you would think they would since it would mean more professional services for them. I think some companies are so entrenched in their core competencies that they tend to ignore anything outside that realm. Just my two cents for what it's worth.

Suggestion - electronic forms and store - workflow setup to email patient their copy (no paper) - print copy for patient if needed. Doug Gruver - Business Analyst Stratix Systems Cell 215-622-7270

Rick & Doug Appreciate the comments!

First of all, from my experience, doctors seem to be notoriously cheap when it comes to office equipment. The thought of giving their staff decent office equipment is not on their radar. They'd rather invest in the latest medical equipment or gadget, Mercedes/BMW, or hobby. That being said, re: HP printers, depending on the model, some of those older printers (like any in the 4000's) print pretty darn cheaply. Divide, say, $125 or $150 by 20,000 and that's pretty darn cheap. They have a hard...