Join Pinnacle Computer Services at 9 AM on February 17, 2010 for a comprehensive look at the superior features and technology that has earned Compellent and VSphere top honors in InfoWorld's Technology of the Year Awards. We will be joined by Compellent's Steve Bowser who will discuss Compellent SAN technology, plus you will have the opportunity to learn more about integrating Compellent storage and VSphere virtualization for unmatched performance and scalability. Sign up today and join us for this intimate and informative discussion. Stay for lunch and a hands-on lab to see this exciting synergy in action.

Windows 7, the latest operating system from Microsoft, has finally been officially released. Windows 7 offers a host of new features to make it the most streamlined and efficient Windows yet. Click here to learn more about Windows 7.

Get the most from Windows 7 with Pinnacle Computer Services. From installation to training and support, Pinnacle can help your business leverage Windows 7 to make your employees more efficient and more productive. Contact us today to learn how Pinnacle can help you bring the power of Windows 7 to your organization.

An operating system, or OS, is a software program that enables the computer hardware to communicate and operate with the computer software. Without a computer operating system, a computer would be useless. As computers have progressed and developed so have the types of operating systems. Today we now have a multitude of differing systems. Companies who began using Windows Operating Systems are also now trying Linux based systems to run many of their programs. Hardware at one time was also structured to work with one kind of system or another. We here at Pinnacle Computer Services have found that not only are companies using both Windows and Linux based operating systems but that we have new opportunities for them to be run on the same servers and SANs.

Ask us about the new SUSE Linux 11 or Windows 7 operating systems.

It's 2010, and many people are still completely terrified of making the switch to Office 2007. Plus, the Office 2010 beta is available, and the final release is expected this spring.

Most of these concerns are centered around a new feature in the latest versions of Office called the "Ribbon Interface" which does away with the "File, Edit, View" style that we have become so accustomed to using in our daily tasks. It is seen as something foreign and daunting, but is actually very user friendly and quite intuitive!

The new interface is context sensitive and will adjust its options depending on what element or feature you are using. If you are entering standard text, the menu might show controls for bold, italic, size, font, and many other features that would pertain to entering text. When working with photos you might see options for cropping, resizing, or rotating the image. All of this is done automatically and saves time by not making the user search through dropdown menus to find the correct set of tools to use.

There hasn't been a better time to come see for yourself how Microsoft Office 2007 or Office 2010 will make your workflow quicker and more productive than their predecessors. Currently, Pinnacle is offering a variety of training packages that can get you familiar with and using the new software in just a few hours.

Take a look at what we have to offer, or contact us today for more information.

Reduce the energy demands of your datacenter by right-sizing your IT infrastructure through consolidation and dynamic management of computer capacity across a pool of servers. A virtualization solution from Pinnacle Computer Services and powered by VMware delivers the resources your infrastructure needs and enables you to:

• Reduce energy costs by 80%.
• Power down servers without affecting applications or users.
• Green your datacenter while decreasing costs and improving service levels.

Learn more about going green with VMware and Pinnacle to get started on the journey to a more efficient, responsive data center. Click here to download more information (PDF).