Smart year-end technology decisions can bring big savings on your tax bill

At the end of the year, business owners often start making plans for the new year. Unfortunately these plans often forget that significant tax savings could be achieved this year by timing your purchases well.

December is usually a pretty busy month for us at Greystone, with the week between Christmas and New Years' Day especially hectic. No vacations that week for us! We are dedicated to your needs throughout the holiday season. Preparing for a new year can become a building block for growing your business.

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Treat yourself to Cell-Fi this holiday season

Are you tired of paying insane rates for your cell calls when you are out of town, state or the country? Now you really can take a stand against those annoying roaming charges.

Jump into the new wave of Wi-Fi cell phones - dubbed "cell-fi" by Kevin Maney of USA Today. Voice over internet protocol or VoIP technology is reinventing the way we perceive cell phone service. Image, a dependable service right at your fingertips filling gaps in coverage and freeing you from roaming charges anywhere. Read more »


Bring your best to the table for 2008

Take time this Christmas to brush up on your computer skills. With technology emerging at every turn in our lives, it is important to take a life-long learning approach to your professional skills.

From a very young age, we are taught to bring our best to the table. My mother always impressed mannerisms upon me like: "Tuck in your shirt, your grandparents are here!" ,"Wash your hands before dinner!" or, my favorite "Don't talk with your mouth full!" Read more »


Protect your company from the 'latte' effect

Is your business limping along on outdated computers and a peer-to-peer network that hinders you more than it helps you? Consolidate your technology service needs - and save!

In his book Automatic Millionaire, author David Bach talks about the "latte" factor. Simply put, most people end up financially broke not because of the big purchases they make, but because of the small, seemingly innocent day-to-day spending of small amounts of money over a long period of time. For example, no one thinks twice about spending $4 on their Starbucks coffee every morning. However, add that up over the course of a year and they have invested $1,460 into a daily cup of coffee. Why am I telling you this?

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