First National Banker’s Bank benefits from gomembers’ upgradeWritten by gomembers, Inc.
[Herndon, VA] --- gomembers, Inc. (http://www.gomembers.com), informed this week that First National Bank (FNBB: http://www.bankers-bank.com) has upgraded their existing meetingtrak system. Widely used by professional meeting, travel planners and continuing education directors, meetingtrak is most comprehensive and easy to use meeting and event planning software available today.“meetingtrak offers our users a full featured program that delivers results and stays in line with competitive market of today,” said Ann Belair, Director of Operations for gomembers. “I am certain that with this upgrade, they will not only protect their financial investment, but FNBB will experience an increase in efficiency as they streamline their seminar, meeting and event planning process,” further noted Ms. Belair. For more information on gomembers' solutions, please visit Products section of our website: www.gomembers.com For any questions, please do not hesitate to contact gomembers via email at: gomembers-inc@gomembers.com gomembers, Inc. gomembers is a leading provider of software solutions for membership, meetings and management of member-based organizations. gomembers' software and technology enable its customers to automate a number of enterprise resource planning, member relationship management, transaction processing and member-to-member communications functions in a single software platform with seamless inter-processing of data across all applications.
| | The Printer Cartridge GameWritten by Bill Smith
Think you got a great deal on a printer? Like rest of us, you probably paid $50 to $75 for a decent Epson or Lexmark printer. What’s catch, you might have asked? Most salesmen would say there is no catch. They’d probably go into a rant about how printer market has gotten more competitive, driving prices way down. While that’s a true statement, it isn’t primary reason for such inexpensive printers these days. So, why are printers so inexpensive? It’s pretty simple – printer manufacturers need you to buy their printer model so you’re forced into buying their outrageously-priced ink cartridges. It’s kind of like relationship between a gasoline company and car manufacturer, except in this situation printer company is supplying both automobile and fuel. Gas companies wouldn’t make any money if no one owned an automobile. In case of printer manufacturers, things are a little different. They don’t make any money on selling printers – they make their money by selling you replacement ink cartridges. It makes a lot
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