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May 6, 2008

“By deploying Office Communications Server 2007, we’ll be able to reduce telephone support costs. We also expect to minimize travel and the cost of international communications.”      Terri Jondahl, Chief Executive Officer, CAB

Network Services Plus, Inc. (NSPI) uses its extensive engineering expertise to deliver voice, data, and video communications solutions and consulting services. In 2007, NSPI worked with the industrial products company CAB to replace its Private Branch Exchange system with a unified communications solution built on Microsoft® Office Communications Server 2007 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. Unlike other telephony systems, the solution provides voice over IP, instant messaging, Web-based conferencing, and a single inbox for voice and e-mail messages. In addition, employees can use presence information to immediately access contact information for other employees or to see employees’ availability. Designed and deployed in less than two months, the new system facilitates cost and productivity savings and provides for greater communication with customers and offices in multiple countries.

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January 2, 2008

NSPI Announces “System i CBU as a Service!”

 [Roswell, GA] — Oct. 16, 2007 — NSPI, today announced that it has expanded its portfolio of services offerings, providing IBM System i customers with new options for Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity plans. 

“NSPI has provided customers with high-quality solutions to achieve their business objectives for over 21 years,” said Tim Roe, Director, NSPI.  “By working together with IBM, we are excited to offer complementary hosting services for customers when purchasing new System i Capacity BackUp Editions (CBU).

“High Availability solutions across various platforms and technologies have become a common solution for NSPI customers.  Providing a total solution, including the remote hosting and System i monitoring is especially huge for the small and medium sized businesses that might not have a hardened, secure, secondary facility, and/or the staffing to support.”

IT Solutions must be designed and managed to ensure the continuity of business operations — keeping applications and data available.  The IBM CBU Editions recognizes true high availability or disaster recovery solutions require two systems. If one system is not available the other one "takes over".

What if you could deploy such a solution more economically? 

Now with complementary hosting services from NSPI, customers can take advantage of a SAS70 Type II data center facility to host their System i CBU.  This offering, combined with other services from NSPI are designed to support customer's disaster recovery and high availability needs.

For over 21 years NSPI has been focused on the implementation and support of technology solutions that enable our customers to accelerate growth, productivity and profitability. While there have been significant changes in the underlying technologies we have deployed, two constants have remained... Quality Workmanship and Ethical Business Practices. These two critical constants guide our team to ensure solutions are delivered with quality and our recommendations are in alignment with the best interests of our customers.

All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.

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 Press Release - Oct. 16, 2007

NSPI Announces expanded Unified Communications solutions that function with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 and Microsoft Office Communicator 2007.

[Roswell, GA] — Oct. 16, 2007 — NSPI, today announced that it has expanded its portfolio of advanced unified communications solutions providing customers with new productivity and integration with their current investments of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, the 2007 Microsoft Office system and Microsoft Dynamics CRM. 

“NSPI has provided customers with high-quality solutions to achieve their business objectives for over 21 years,” said Tim Roe, Director of Sales & Marketing, NSPI.  “By working together with Microsoft, we are excited to offer new voice capabilities with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 and Microsoft Office Communicator 2007.” 

“These new voice applications bridge the gap that exists between productivity tools employees use every day. In addition to bringing these technologies together, unified communications allows those technologies to be delivered across networks to employees wherever they’re working and to whatever device they’re using.”  

“Microsoft is pleased to be working with NSPI to deliver a streamlined communications experience to customers,” said Meg Slesinger, partner account manager, Unified Communications Group, at Microsoft Corp. “Office Communications Server bridges the gap that exists between productivity tools employees use every day. In addition to bringing together these technologies, Microsoft unified communications solutions help employees communicate anywhere and on any device.”

For over 21 years NSPI has been focused on the implementation and support of technology solutions that enable our customers to accelerate growth, productivity and profitability. While there have been significant changes in the underlying technologies we have deployed, two constants have remained... Quality Workmanship and Ethical Business Practices. These two critical constants guide our team to ensure solutions are delivered with quality and our recommendations are in alignment with the best interests of our customers.

Delivering technology solutions requires deep professional expertise and experience. Our teams pride themselves on having both attributes at their disposal when engineering and supporting customer solutions. When you combine over 21 years in the industry plus hundreds of hours in training & updated certifications every year - our service professionals are recognized as best-in-class by our customers and vendor relationships. 

All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners

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11/03/07 - Daylight Savings Time change due to Energy Policy Act

Daylight Savings Date Change in 2007

On August 8, 2005, President George W. Bush signed the Energy Policy Act of 2005. This Act changed the time change dates for Daylight Saving Time in the U.S. Beginning in 2007, DST will begin on the second Sunday in March and end the first Sunday in November. The Secretary of Energy will report the impact of this change to Congress. Congress retains the right to resume the 2005 Daylight Saving Time schedule once the Department of Energy study is complete.

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