CBE Represents Customers on Hewlett-Packard SMB Partner Council
1/18/2008
CBE Technologies’ customers continues strong influence on Hewlett-Packard’s product and service delivery with CBE’s seat on the Hewlett-Packard SMB Partner Council. Through its participation in regular meetings and conference calls, CBE is giving its customers a voice on the HP products and services they use to run their businesses.

CBE Technologies Designated as Cisco SMB Select Partner
10/11/2007
CBE Technologies’ customers continue to benefit from its elite Cisco SMB Select Partner status with the recent renewal of the designation that is effective through February 11, 2007.

CBE Technologies Featured in Mass High Tech Article
9/14/2007
CBE Technologies was recently featured in Mass High Tech in an article co-authored by our CEO, Peter Cowie, discussing the advantages of outsourcing your IT for continued business growth. The article highlighted the results of a CBE survey that examined how 600+ businesses utilized internal and external IT resources to help manage their IT/business challenges. We invite you to take a look at these results and some advantages of outsourcing your IT services in the Mass High Tech article.

State of Connecticut Awards CBE Technologies State-Wide PC Implementation Contract
11/13/2007
Glastonbury, Conn., November 13, 2006  – CBE Technologies announces today its selection by the State of Connecticut Department of Information Technology to provide personal computer deployment services to state agencies, municipal governments, and state-run higher education institutions, as well as nonprofit agencies under contract to the state.

Citrix releases Presentation Server 4.5
3/10/2007

Citrix Systems’ new release of their presentation server 4.5 redefines Windows application delivery, making it easier and more cost effective to deliver applications to any user, anywhere, anytime. Click here to listen to an informative interview with Mark Muntzman from Citrix Systems on the new features of Presentation Server 4.5.

Daylight Savings Time Causes Potential Problems
2/22/2007
Portland, Maine, February 20, 2007 - Portland Press Herald
March 11 is when daylight- saving time begins this year. Lawmakers looking to cut energy costs have extended DST to the second Sunday of March through the first Sunday of November, beginning this year. The hope is that people will be able to delay turning on the lights in the early evening, saving megawatts of energy. But the time change could throw off computers and other systems that have been programmed to make the changes in April and October.

Androscoggin Home Care & Hospice Case Study
9/28/2006
The Challenge: Streamline Deployment and Expand Access for a New EMR Solution

Bemis Stuck on VoIP - eWeek
3/27/2006
When your CEO delivers a mandate to improve global communications, there are bound to be plenty of sleepless nights. But Bemis Associates didn't lose all that much shut-eye over their decision to move the 100-year-old global manufacturer of thermal plastic adhesives from a traditional PBX to a full VoIP (voice over IP) phone system. With the help of his longtime IT provider, CBE Technologies, Bemis was able to build out a scalable, yet easy-to-administer VoIP infrastructure that delivers high-quality and high-performance telephony services, without requiring big changes from Bemis' 250-plus employees.

CBE Technologies Buys 10 City Square
5/2/2006
Boston, Mass., May 02, 2006 – With the recent closing of its purchase of 10 City Square, in Boston, and a planned May/June 2006 move-in date, managed IT and telephony services firm CBE Technologies will consolidate its Dorchester headquarters and Wilmington office.

Microsoft Windows Defect Poised to Cause Wide-Ranging Attacks; Security Expert from CBE Technologies Offers Advice on How to Secure Systems from Remote Web Site Hacks
1/6/2006
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 6, 2006--Today the simple act of visiting a web site can compromise your computer, even if you are working behind a firewall. The cause of the most recent threat is a newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Metafile files (".wmf") that impacts how your windows handles graphics files. Attacks that exploit this weakness allow the attacker to execute commands on the victim's computer without their knowledge, compromising valuable data. This attack can be triggered automatically when using Internet Explorer to visit a web site or when viewing or previewing graphic images using Microsoft Windows.