COMMWORLD

Letter from the Vice President

Dear Reader,

Letter

During the past few months, COMMWorld has been undergoing an overhaul of its company procedures and exchanges. Although we are changing, the way COMMWorld does business will not. The tradition of "customer first, COMMWorld second," will be ringing loudly in your ears for as long as we share a community.

COMMWorld's management will gradually be restructuring itself to serve our customers at a more professional pace. Customer satisfaction will always be our chief corporate goal, and COMMWorld will never be caught under storm clouds of poor, inadequate service. Our technicians are fully equipped to deliver COMMWorld's message through the work they do every day.

On behalf of the entire COMMWorld team, we hope this newsletter will be very informative. We hope to hear from you soon.

Tamra Sturges
Vice President and Sales Manager


Crucial Network Update: Issued by Microsoft

Computer

On October 23, 2008, Microsoft released update MS08-067 to guard against a viral loophole recently discovered to affect unprotected users of Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003.

This particularly nasty security vulnerability allows unauthorized access through Remote Protocol Call requests. If this remains ignored, software could be crafted to invite malicious code into your business data network. Email service@commworlkc.com today and schedule a complete evaluation of your data network.


Lowering your "True Cost" of Ownership:
Non–Tax/Capital Lease

Cash

Technology improves employee efficiency and inevitably increases corporate profits. It's purchased, upgraded, replaced, upgraded again, and then replaced again, quickly aggregating to thousands of dollars.

To off–set high costs, finance companies often lease expensive technologies to businesses aimed on using them. Using Section 179 of the California Tax Code, companies can greatly benefit from a Non–Tax/Capital lease, which can reduce a $350,000 equipment purchase by up to 31%, or $108,500 of cash savings.

This expense deduction is provided for certain taxpayers who elect to treat the cost of technology as an expense rather than a capital expenditure. Under Section 179, technology equipment purchases, up to the amount approved for a given year, can be deducted from the taxable income if installed by December 31st, 2008.

If you'd like to schedule a Non–Tax/Capital lease consultation concerning your telecom technology, email COMMWorld at askus@commworldkc.com today.


Headset

Product Spotlight

Jabra Wireless Headsets with Toshiba

  • Answer and end calls up to 300' from your desk
  • DSP and Intellitone™ hearing protection
  • Full day of talk time with a rechargeable battery
  • Multi–unit conferencing capability – up to four units on one call