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BENEFITS
* Manage distributed teams and projects where members post status updates
* Cloud based file and knowledge sharing from web & mobile
* Build internal communities and external forums for customer support
* Share Google Docs and Google Calendars

FEATURES
* Login with your Google Apps or Gmail account
* Post status updates by attaching files, Google Docs, Google Calendar
* Share and preview all your files and organization information from mobile and web
* Access all features of Socialwok from Gmail using Gmail Gadget
* Search across posts, feeds, people and Google Apps
* Realtime notification by email or Google Talk IM messages
* Share, collaborate and archive all your communications with external parties in one single location

The best part is that you can do this yourself with a little tech savvy. If you need some help, let us know!

Imagine a website that can communicate to most major social networks. Picture hundreds of ways you can interact with your customers and potential customers. As of this month, Facebook alone has 350 million users with 175 million users logging in daily. Twitter has 26 million active users.  55 million professionals use LinkedIn. Last December, 26 million people used Yelp.

The purpose of integrating your website with all these technologies is to make it easier for you to spread the word out. We handle near everything and come to you for your (business) guidance and approval.

Have Arizona IT Management become part of your web development strategy. Contact us today.
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A hacker found a personal email account. Similar to the Sarah Palin Yahoo! account hack, the hacker researched social networking sites to find the answers to the “secret question” required to reset the account’s password. In going through the emails in the account, the hacker apparently found the password used for Twitter which was linked to Google.

Therefore, when you are asked secret questions while setting up an account, do not use your mother’s maiden name when asked for your mother’s maiden name. Use nicknames for your mother’s maiden name or question if you really need to have that account created.

The safety of our information at work requires us all to have separate passwords from those in our personal lives. If you have separate passwords for your MySpace and your Online Banking, then great! If your logon to Yahoo! email and your work account are different, then congratulations! You are practicing safe computing!

Identity Theft – Protect Yourselves
Here is a list of ways you can stop identity theft from happening to you:

• Destroy private records and statements. Tear up — or, if you prefer, shred — credit card statements, solicitations and other documents that contain private financial information.
• Secure your mail. Empty your mailbox quickly, lock it or get a P.O. box so criminals do not have a chance to snatch credit card pitches. Never mail outgoing bill payments and checks from home. They can be stolen from your mailbox and the payee’s name erased with solvents. Mail them from the post office or another secure location.
• Safeguard your social security number. Never carry your card with you, or any other card that may have your number, like a health insurance card. And do not put your number on your checks. It’s the primary target for identity thieves because it gives them access to your credit report and bank accounts.
• Don’t leave a paper trail. Never leave ATM, credit card or gas station receipts behind.
• Never let your credit card out of your sight. Worried about credit card skimming? Always keep an eye on your card or, when that’s not possible, pay with cash.
• Know who you’re dealing with. Whenever anyone contacts you asking for private identity or financial information, make no response other than to find out who they are, what company they represent and the reason for the call. If you think the request is legitimate, contact the company yourself and confirm what you were told before revealing any of your personal data.
• Take your name off the marketers’ hit lists. In addition to the national Do-Not-Call registry (1-888-382-1222), you can also cut down on junk mail and opt out of credit card solicitations.
• Be more defensive with personal information. Ask salespeople and others if information such as a Social Security or driver license number is absolutely necessary. Ask anyone who does require your Social Security number — for instance, your insurance company — what their privacy policy is and whether you can arrange for the organization not to share your information with anyone else.
• Monitor your credit report. Obtain and thoroughly review your credit report, now available for free at Annualcreditreport.com or by calling (877) 322-8228, at least once a year to look for suspicious activity. If you spot something, alert your card company or the creditor immediately. You may also want to subscribe to a credit protection service, like Experian’s CreditCheck, which alerts you any time a change takes place with your credit report.
• Review your credit card statements carefully. Make sure you recognize the merchants, locations and purchases listed before paying the bill. If you don’t need or use department-store or bank-issued credit cards, consider closing the accounts.

Arizona IT Management can help. We know the costs of running and supporting an office, with finance, accounting, superintendents, foremen, project managers, project coordinators, estimators, virtual construction, fab, warehouse, hr, payroll, and the most about information technology!

With new advances in technology along with proven old school methods with a new twist, we can assist in cutting down the costs and keeping you worrying on the business and not the technology that supports it. New advances in products and technology can completely wow your customers with items such as netbooks running Windows 7, Google OS, or Ubuntu Linux, and using Google Apps. Google Apps helps the workforce become mobile without all the hardware costs and Microsoft licensing.

Contracting with Arizona IT Management brings you and your company peace of mind with full solutions development, contract support, top level security and information technology management.

Whether you are starting your construction business, having to realign your business focus, or just need some help, contact Arizona IT Management.