Computer Upgrades

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CPG'S LATEST IT SOLUTIONS

Community Participation Guarantee (CPG), operating out of premises at Sydney’s inner city, have upgraded their computer inventories to Dell Technologies.

Following the trend of internet-based technology companies, CPG is making the transition to local area networking, interconnectivity, unified communications and even ‘hot-desking’, a new way of mobile computing and getting things done 'on the go'.

CPG’s B2B contract with Dell Financial Services enables the business venture to leverage IT Payment Solutions and preserve credit lines for core business investments. With 0% interest financing, CPG is taking full advantage of Dell’s Life Cycle Asset Management Solutions that helps small business to deploy the latest office technologies completely fuss free.

“As with any contending business, we’re going all out to become an internet-savvy and high-tech workplace,” says CPG Executive Officer Judith Lee, who has been at the helm of her office management business since 1995 providing secretarial and business consulting prior to launching the superlative Community Participation Guarantee (CPG) in 1997.

“The new technology installations which come with Dell’s world-class support services were definitely a major drawcard. Simply put, the company offers the most uncomplicated small business solutions for financing, hardware upgrades, and customer help desk.”

She attributes CPG’s success to their willingness to uptake these new innovations and productivity solutions, as well as their culture of business growth through excellence and of course an abiding commitment to people management.

“CPG has successfully made the transition from hardware to hardware leasing. We are currently in the process of phasing out the use of floppy disk drives. The new procedures for reading from and writing to compact disc (CD) drive is also much more efficient from a data management perspective,” she says.

As their business continues to expand, the CPG workplace is now fully optimised for productivity with new hardware solutions, desktop publishing suites, and multi-functional workstations.

“CPG has already deployed the mobile computing for ‘en location’ meetings with new recruits, for convening anyplace with clients and also as an essential tool for research work when communal computers would otherwise be occupied by others,” she explained.

“Our high-productivity work environment is now up-to-date with the latest technology workstations, supporting advanced productivity tools and we’ve really stepped up training and development,” said Miss Lee who also concurs that, “‘mobility’ is essential and also it is the new way of transacting with clients.”


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