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B2B Soft Bringing Wireless Standard and Profitability Directly to Dealers

New York, NY (PRWEB) January 23, 2012

With the new year getting into full swing, wireless dealers are taking stock and looking at market potential and profit making strategies for 2012. B2B Soft, a business-to-business software company specializing in retail management for the wireless/cellular retail industry, is pleased to announce that it will be attending a series of Cricket Profitability Summits. The intensive one day sessions will be held in Raleigh, Greensboro, and Charlotte, NC January 24, 25 and 26 respectively.

The Cricket Dealer confabs will provide wireless agents and their key managers with insights and proven strategies for income gain and market success. As one of Cricket’s valued vendors, B2B Soft will be attending the events and demonstrating why its retail management platform, Wireless Standard, is an essential part of dealer profitability and success.

Offering real-time connectivity across their entire enterprise, seamless activation integration, vendor managed inventory and a host of innovative third party integrations, Wireless Standard provides wireless dealers with a comprehensive business solution from which they can manage every aspect of their business simply and effectively. B2B Soft will hosting a booth at each of the summits from which it can meet with new and existing clients to discuss the latest product features and market trends with.

“Finding new ways to increase store traffic, add incremental sales, capitalize on the latest trends and technology as well as improve customer service are all top of mind for wireless carriers and their dealers,” says Don Rossi, B2B Soft’s VP of Sales and Marketing. “From its intuitive point of sale interface, integrated inventory management, deep customer and resource management, strong administrative and business intelligence tools to integrated value added products like mobile insurance, device recycling, bill pay and credit card processing, Wireless Standard has everything Cricket dealers need to stay competitive, improve sales, and ultimately, be profitable.”

About B2B Soft

B2B Soft is an innovative software solutions company providing vertical business solutions to improve management, Point-of-Sale and operational business processes for wireless and general retail markets and the consulting services they need to help them succeed in business. Specifically serving Wireless Retail for more than eight years and a leader in building Enterprise Point-of-Sale solutions. B2B Soft’s platform enables companies to engage their customers through proven technology. More information about the company can be found at http://www.b2bsoft.com

About Wireless Standard

B2B Soft’s flagship product, Wireless Standard, is a leading SaaS Point-of-Sale solution that provides access to software and its functions for the wireless industry.   With an innovative approach to application delivery, Wireless Standard  is a Cloud Computing utility designed to address the needs of the world’s largest enterprises in wireless retail but is scalable so small and mid-size companies can also benefit as well from an enterprise class solution.  Wireless Standard capabilities include Inventory Control, POS Transaction Processing, CRM (Marketing & Customer Service), Employee Management, Real-time Web Reporting and Activation and Commission Reconciliation.  Today, over 4,000 wireless retailers deploy Wireless Standard at the Point-of-Sale for better business management and customer relations.  For more information, visit http://www.wirelessstandard.com.

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Hotel Management Software Company Completes Integration With Leading Online Payment Provider Authorize.net

Hotel Management Software by Frontdesk Anywhere

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (PRWEB) January 24, 2012

Frontdesk Anywhere, a leading web-based hotel property management software company, today announced the introduction of an online payment interface to Authorize.net that provides their joint customers with simplified payment processing and collection. This new integration allows properties to charge their customers credit cards with a single click of a button from within the guest’s reservation and have the funds automatically transfer to the property’s bank account.

Frontdesk Anywhere customers in the United States will now be able to process payments from within their Frontdesk Anywhere account using the Authorize.net Internet Payment Gateway.

According to their website 86% of online purchases were made using credit cards and in 2009, $ 1 in $ 4 of U.S. E-commerce transactions were processed using Authorize.net and CyberSource platforms. Authorize.net is a CyberSource/Visa company, helping over 350,000 merchants fulfill their credit card processing needs.

“Frontdesk Anywhere is focussed on providing easy-to-use web-based hotel property management software solutions,” stated Frontdesk Anywhere co-founder, Thomas Lyle. “Integrating the Authorize.net Internet Gateway into our hotel software allows our customers to process credit card payments right within Frontdesk Anywhere. Payments are processed and posted with a single click and without the double entry hassles that come with maintaining a separate payment processor.”

ABOUT AUTHORIZE.NET
Authorize.net, a CyberSource company was established in 1996, serving over 350,000 merchant customers. Along with processing services Authorize.net offers a large selection of other products to facilitate fraud protection, check processing solutions and a variety of certified solutions for kiosks, mobile and online.
To learn more about Authorize.net products and services visit http://www.authorize.net.

ABOUT FRONTDESK ANYWHERE
Frontdesk Anywhere is a leading provider of innovative hotel management software for independent properties. To date, over 60,000 hotel guests have had their stay managed with Frontdesk Anywhere – from the initial online booking process through arrival, onsite operations and checkout. The companioned is concentrating on converging processed traditionally performed by separate systems into a single all-in-one productivity application. All modules are seamlessly integrated within the application and accessible from any computer and most mobile devices. The company is a privately made corporation based in San Francisco, California.

For further information delight visit FrontdeskAnywhere.com

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New Training Videos Demonstrate Simple CMM Fixture Construction

CMM Fixture

Olivet, Michigan (PRWEB) December 21, 2011

FixLogix LLC has released two new training videos on their website and YouTube demonstrating simple concepts for building modular CMM fixtures. The quick training videos demystify basic CMM fixture construction, demonstrating fixture builds for stampings, forgings, a tube assembly with compound angles, and a molded plastic appliance part. The concepts shown are relevant to a wide variety of part shapes and materials, utilizing proven locating schemes such as the 3-2-1 method.

FixLogix has changed the game for the CMM fixture industry. Legacy modular fixture systems for a 2’ x 2’ volume would typically cost 4K – 5K. A FixLogix system for the same volume costs $ 1400.00, and offers a highly functional system that for most applications is simpler to implement.. The kit is comprehensive such that the vast majority of part shapes and types can be adequately staged for inspection using the components in the standard kit. The content of the system is 95% + produced in Michigan.

FixLogix applies modern T-slot structures to modular CMM fixture technology. FixLogix T-slot fixture plates are marked with laser engraved reference scales along the T-slots, and each T-slot is also alpha-identified. This provides clear documentation of the fixture setup for easy repeat setups. A major advantage of the T-slot system is multi-axis infinite positioning of components. This simplifies fixture construction by easily allowing the fixture to be “built to the part”, placing locators where they don’t interfere with datums or critical part features. In turn this reduces the average time required to assemble part-holding fixtures.

The FixLogix component kit utilizes ¼-20 threaded components, and is cross-compatible with many other fixture systems, and is also cross-compatible with the FixLogix fixture systems for vision systems and optical comparators. The much lower cost point of the system allows for effective implementation in a variety of other coordinate metrology applications. Users of portable coordinate inspection systems such as articulating arms, white light, and laser scanners have found the fixture system to be very helpful. The system is available in English or Metric versions.

FixLogix LLC was formed in 2007 to produce and sell modular fixture systems for metrology, and other light duty part-holding applications. The company also produces modular fixture systems for vision systems, optical comparators, and laser scanners. The company maintains a
E-commerce website, and takes most major credit cards.

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New Report Shows Malware ‘Sleeps’ on Computer for Average of 8 Months, Collecting Data

Kansas City, Mo (PRWEB) January 18, 2012

In a new investigative report from Daily Safety Check ™, the average time before ‘activation’ of malware before committing cyber crimes – such as bank transfers, fraud and information theft – is 8 months.

A recent forensics analysis by Daily Safety Check ™ of a major botnet shows how current cyber-crime botnets place value on collect information using long-term surveillance before committing financial fraud and theft, contrary to the ‘quick smash and grab’ crimes that are commonly focused on by the computer security industry.

Criminals use basic law enforcement technique to watch computers and build a behavior and information profile on their users. “In this case, it’s not a numbers game,” says Jim McKenney, the computer forensics expert who did the analysis, “large malware infection rates look fantastic and garner headlines, but the projected size of botnets and their infection in the consumer computer ecosystem does not accurately capture the threat. This investigation reveals that building in-depth profiles has led to less attention and a higher value payout per event.”

The computer forensics analysis of a botnet comprised of SpyEye and Carberp malware performed behavior profiling of it’s ‘slaved computers’ for an average time of 8 months. During the eight months linkage analysis was used on people who used the infected computer, rated values assigned to activities with higher value activities classified as either One-Time-Event” (OTE) or “Modus Operandi” (MO), a complete profile generated and a confidence value assigned based on possible “crime signatures” established.

Higher valued were assigned to people with strong serial relationships with their computers and online resources, as opposing to those who infrequently used them, or consistently repeated the same activities over time. “A strong serial relationship”, McKenney says, “is one where a person’s behavior is expressed with technology, not only day-to-day activities performed such as emailing friends or checking an account balance, but fantasies expressed – similar that $ 3000 HD 3D TV sitting in my Amazon Wish List, or my travel alerts for St. Thomas.

The current security culture tends to focus on “one off” crimes of opportunity such on stealing Facebook credentials, making money transfers or stealing debit/credit card information as the threat. It also consistently tells us that the future will be better; that security and application vendors are getting better at correcting problems and fixing security issues; that over time security vendors will get breaking at protecting computer owners.

The Daily Safety Check ™, investigative describe says otherwise. In fact, it provides evidence that once a computer is “owned” by a botnet, future anti-virus “updates” system and application patches and fixes do not provide substantial benefits to a consumer. In fact they often give the owner a false feel of security, leading to a higher compromise rate.

“Emphasis is the current computer security market is on preventing an intrusion,” says McKenney, “but there is little that users can do once their infected, unless they are monitoring for cyber-attacks.” Daily Safety Check ™, provides daily monitoring and real time updates of threats against cyber attacks, and alerts network administrators of weaknesses in user security.

For more information contact Jim McKenney, MBA, CISA, CISM, GSNA, GPEN at info(at)dailysafetycheck(dot)com.

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Question by Deak: What is the punishment for lying about age on a credit card application?
I’m underage (16) and I got to thinking about people my age who have credit cards (and not with their parents account/consent). They’ve lied about their age on the application. Is there any punishment for this? Does anyone find out? Could a minor really get into trouble for this? Can’t you just pay off the card?

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I really don’t think they care…as long as one makes the monthly payments.

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