American Small Business Travelers Alliance

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Small Business Travelers Increase ProductivityWith Travel Industry Technology Advances

Airport Conference Facilities, Wi-Fi Hotspots, Unique Navigational Technology Create a Virtual Office for Road Warriors

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – DALLAS, TX – Whereas travel time once equated to significant downtime for small business executives, all that has changed with an increasingly “wired” travel industry, reports the American Small Business Travelers Alliance (ASBTA). ASBTA is a national, non-profit alliance that provides valuable services and functions focused specifically on the travel needs and interests of small business owners.

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SMBTA: Small Businesses Speak out about the Technology Companies and Resources They Trust Most

Survey Provides Insight into the Patterns and Preferences of an Important and Significant Segment of Business Technology Consumers

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – DALLAS, TX – Small businesses have named Microsoft, Intel and Dell as their preferred technology providers, according to a recent survey co-sponsored by the Small and Medium Business Technology Alliance (SMBTA), an organization focused on helping small businesses better utilize technology. The Mobile Professional Survey, which was conducted in May by SMBTA’s sister organization, the American Small Business Travelers Alliance (ASBTA), also revealed that small businesses rely most heavily on the Internet to learn about new technologies.

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Time is Money For Small Businesses, New Technology May Offer Bottom-Line Savings

SMBTA: Understanding Technology ‘Best Practices’ Enable Small Businesses to Reap Big Rewards

With as many as 150 million PCs older than four years still in use worldwide, it’s time for small businesses (SBs) to consider refreshing essential technology tools, advised the Small Medium Business Technology Alliance (SMBTA), a national alliance established to help the nation’s 25 million SBs understand how technology can further growth.

Voice over IP is a Viable, but Misunderstood,
Technology for Small Businesses

Misconceptions about Cost and Complexity May Be Keeping
Small Businesses from Adopting this Emerging Technology

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – DALLAS, TX – Small businesses may be missing out on the savings and options offered by Voice over IP (VoIP), simply because they do not have a clear understanding of the technology, according to the Small and Medium Business Technology Alliance. The Small and Medium Business Technology Alliance (SMBTA) – a sister organization of the American Small Business Travelers Alliance (ASBTA) – is focused on helping businesses better utilize technology. In a recent ASBTA survey, only four percent of small businesses surveyed indicated they use VoIP in their businesses, although 66 percent indicated they have heard of the technology.