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The iPad is Good for Business – and for using Microsoft Windows and Office Applications

Posted on December 20th, 2010 by by Steve Schulte

The Apple iPad phenomenon is truly remarkable. While some suspect this is just a fad, we here at Citrix believe that tablet computing is becoming part of the workplace DNA. And we’re not the only one. That’s because people aren’t just talking about iPads; they’re using them. They’re voting with their dollars and buying these [...]

New Analysis Pack Available from Lanamark Inc.

Posted on September 29th, 2010 by by Michelle Egan

Now it’s easier than ever to optimize Citrix XenApp, XenDesktop and Microsoft remote desktop services environments with Lanamark’s new analysis pack – Terminal Services Analysis Pack. Lanamark announced the news today saying this pack is “designed to help enterprises optimize application and desktop delivery while ensureing licensing compliance of Citrix and Microsoft termal server environments.” [...]

Malicious JavaScript, Zeus Trojans, & Spam…OH MY!

Posted on September 24th, 2010 by by Michelle Egan

What harm can an HTML file do? Plenty, according to Barracuda Labs! Dave Michmerhuizen published a must read email security update to the Barracuda Labs Internet Security Blog, HTML is Not Harmless – Email Security Update. In this update see examples that show why HTML attachments are as threatening as other attachment types. You will see examples of [...]

Adding Business Accounts to Mobile Devices

Posted on September 16th, 2010 by by Michelle Egan

A growing number of executive and management personnel are purchasing their own mobile devices and looking to connect them to their business networks; Exchange, VPN, Citrix, etc. In the past, many businesses limited these practices by having the IT department act as a barrier, refusing to set up the links or not authorize use by [...]

How to Leverage AD GPOs, Online Training

Posted on July 6th, 2010 by by Steve Schulte

Sign up for our next Webinar on July 21   Register for our Online Training and leverage the power of AD and Group Policy objects (GPO’s).  Microsoft has many powerful tools for today’s administrator.   Much of the tools are not widely used but can save IT staff a huge amount of time when setting up new workstations, [...]

Take a sneak peak at Microsoft Office 2010

Posted on February 15th, 2010 by by Steve Schulte

Take a sneak peak at Microsoft Office 2010 Download the eBook, First Look: Microsoft Office 2010 by Katherine Murray, which offers 14 chapters of early content. The book introduces you to the changes in Office 2010 and shows you how you can make the most of the new features to fit the way you work [...]

Good artical on Remote Access from iPhones, Mac, Etc called “How to keep Mac users happy with desktop virtualization”

Posted on December 16th, 2009 by by Don Thompson

This article came from Brian Madden, one of the most respected people when it comes to virtualization.  The article outlines the many ways users can assess their PC’s and Macs from your PC, Mac or iPhone.  Users are asking for mobile access more and more so it is good to know what options IT has.  [...]

Windows 7: It Just Works!

Posted on December 14th, 2009 by by Steve Schulte

You may be asking yourself – why all the hype on Windows 7 (after the, ahem, lukewarm reception of Windows Vista)? That is until you experience Windows 7 and the doubts easily melt away.   CNS was part of the Beta test for Windows 7 and most of  our tech’s have been using it since Q1 2009. According [...]

First Look at Windows 7 and much more

Posted on November 13th, 2009 by by admin

Capital Network Solutions will be speaking at the New Horizons “First Look Event” on Thursday November 19th. Topics include First look at Microsoft Windows 7, how MS 7 works better together with Windows Server 2008, MS Data Protection Manager and other exciting technologies that effect your business. Register for this event When: Thursday, November 19th [...]

Already Thinking About Windows 8

Posted on October 26th, 2009 by by Michelle Egan

Windows just introduced their newest version, but some are already thinking ahead to Windows 8  and the features it should employ. Check out this forward-thinking blog post on Technorati by Mark Underwood – Seven Wishes for Windows 8. Here’s a sample from the post… “The Microsoft Technet Borg Collective thought they’d help us all out a [...]