With the holidays rapidly approaching, 2016 will be here sooner than you know it. This makes it an excellent time to start thinking about next year’s IT budget, and how to best address your technology needs to keep your practice growing, compliant, and not stifled by outdated IT that distracts you from your patients.
At Dental PC, we believe our values represent who we are as a company and how we treat our customers. These values are the foundation of our success and reflect our commitment to providing world class IT support. Our Core Values drive our company culture and influence each and every interactions with our clients, our team, and our vendor partners.
All wireless networks are not the same. Speed, stability, and range can vary wildly from one setup to another. It’s made more confusing by the alphabet soup router manufacturers throw at you. Just buying the latest and greatest wireless router without proper configuration and planning will not provide the desired results.
Xavier has six years of IT experience working as an IT Specialist. Xavier was also a member of the Florida Army National Guard for 6 years working as the Commanders technical advisor on all CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) operations.
Year end is quickly approaching and deciding on those year-end purchases is probably already on your mind. As you may know, Section 179 allows small businesses who purchase qualifying
equipment/software in the current calendar year a substantial tax deduction up to $25,000.
The spending cap on equipment for the 2015 Calendar year is $200,000. “This is the maximum amount that can be spent on equipment before the Section 179 Deduction available to your company begins to be reduced on a dollar for dollar basis.
Many of our offices have been asking for a checklist of items to prepare for a hurricane evacuation. As you may know, last year we completed the CompTIA Security Trustmark accreditation. During this process we had to develop an internal disaster preparedness plan.
