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1/16/2012 - A New Year For Your Business
Starting the new year headed in the right direction means making the right decisions early on. Get a jump on this year's marketing by starting early in the year. Your business needs new customers to achieve new growth. The number one way people find a business is online, through a search engine or social network. To grow your business it's no longer enough to just have a website; you need an active website. Activity on your website turns into new business. That's what eMarketing is all about. Here at Romeo Computers we focus our efforts on your online presence so you can focus on your new business. Our Social Marketing and eMarketing teams know the most productive ways to promote your website, whether it is eCommerce, or a service oriented site. By increasing your links, rankings, and online advertising, we can bring more new visitors to your website than ever before. Our clients stay with us because they see the difference. Make the effort to grow your business this year by using our aggressive marketing and SEO knowledge to make your website work for you.

7/22/2011 - Cloud Computing Could Lead To Billions In Energy Savings
Another study out this week has found that if companies adopt cloud computing, they can reduce the energy consumption of their IT and save money on energy bills. The report, created by research firm Verdantix and sponsored by AT&T, estimates that cloud computing could enable companies to save $12.3 billion off their energy bills. That translates into carbon emission savings of 85.7 million metric tons per year by 2020. The Verdantix report isn’t the first one to deliver such a finding. Last year Pike Research found that cloud computing could lead to a 38 percent reduction in worldwide data center energy use by 2020, compared to what the growth of data center energy consumption would be without cloud computing. Another study from Microsoft, Accenture and WSP Environment and Energy last year found that moving business applications to the cloud could cut the associated per-user carbon footprint by 30 percent for large, already-efficient companies and as much as 90 percent for the smallest and least efficient businesses. All of that is good news. Cloud computing is one of the most disruptive Internet infrastructure shifts to happen in recent years. Web companies have been embracing cloud computing in order to buy flexible, lower cost, on-demand computing power from companies like Amazon. And these cloud computing services generally replace the computing that would have been done by companies’ own in-house computing resources. However, it’s always good to take these studies with a grain of salt. There’s a reason AT&T and Microsoft are looking into the energy efficiency of cloud computing: they sell cloud computing services. Other studies have also found that cloud computing isn’t always the most energy efficient computing option, and in certain instances the cloud can be more energy intensive than traditional in-office computing. A report from University of Melbourne researcher Rod Tucker and his team, which I wrote about for GigaOM Pro (subscription required), found that cloud computing can indeed save energy when it leads simply to the consolidation of servers, but looking at three different applications of cloud computing — storage, software and processing — energy efficiency savings are negated in some scenarios. For example, one such instance when the cloud isn’t more efficient, according to Tucker’s research, is when companies are using cloud computing for storing data. Tucker found that when the number of downloaded and accessed files becomes larger (more than one download per hour for a public cloud storage service), those energy efficiency gains are erased. There’s enough research out there by now that shows that cloud computing is overall more energy efficient than traditional in-house computing. Which is great news for Internet companies and cloud computing providers. The growing energy consumption of the Internet, data centers and our always-on connected devices will only continue to grow, so efficiency trends will only to continue to become important.

3/15/2011 - DON'T let your network manage you!
We will remotely monitor your network 24/7/365 to detect, diagnose, and prevent lurking problems from turning into major interruptions to your business in the form of downtime, security breaches, or other failures. We’ll design the right mix of on-site, remote, network, and help desk support to fit your specific situation and needs.

3/8/2011 - WHY MSP?
We take a proactive approach to monitoring your website. Website failure and downtime can be costly. Your business loses revenue and the failure can lead to other costly problems. We sniff out potential issues BEFORE they cause you headaches and worry and resolve them so your website runs smoothly. Let’s face it, if you wait until there’s a problem or for something to “break”, you’ve already lost money. Let’s increase the overall health of your network so that the uptime of your site and network is increased.

2/15/2011 - Spring is around the Corner
With our eMarketing program, we will push more people to your website and in turn get you more business. Remember More People = More Business. Check it out!
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2/15/2011 - WE ARE ON FACEBOOK
Check out Romeo Computer Company on Facebook. Take a look and make sure to "like" us
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2/15/2011 - Romeo Computer Company's new website initiative.
Romeo Computer Company launched it's new website. See What we've been up too..

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