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QTY in Stock
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APC equivalent
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GXT3-700RT230
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£235
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1
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N/A
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GXT3-1500RT230
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£395
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7
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SURT1000XLI
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GXT3-2000RT230
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£469
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6
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SURT2000XLI
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PS750RT3-230
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£139
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3
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SUA750I/RMI2U
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PSA500MT3-230U
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£69
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1
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Tuesday, 27 September 2011
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Wednesday, 14 September 2011
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Monday, 8 August 2011
How to Sell the Avocent Solution
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Friday, 5 August 2011
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Friday, 29 July 2011
Gamma First Half Awards 2011
We have had a champagne celebration & also took the opportunity to announce the first half sales and employee award winners…..
Sales Person of the first half
With 144% of target, our Sales Person of the first half is……………..
Shelley
And now for the Employee of the First Half
For the first time ever at Gamma, the votes were split so we have two employees of the half year….
Both brilliant at their jobs and Gamma wouldn’t be the same without them!
Well done everyone!
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Five Lies About Social Media Marketing
- Size matters. Many small businesses equate the number of "likes" or "followers" on branded social-media platforms to success, not realizing that it's the quality of those likes and followers that is important. More people signing up to view your message doesn't necessarily equate an increase in sales or even a bump in long-term or sustainable brand recognition.
- The medium is the message. Just because it's Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, MySpace or some other newfangled online or mobile-powered platform, the message still carries more weight than the medium. It's always been about the message. It's not about the platform or the technology. The technology is just a tool, and just because younger people were the first to use Twitter and Facebook, don't think for a moment that older employees can't effectively use them just as well.
- Social media gurus really do exist. No, they don't. Here's my advice when you run across someone positioning himself or herself as a "social media guru" or expert. Run for the exit. Everybody working in this field is practicing on the job training. Just because they've written a book like I have or spoken in public about the do's and don'ts of social media, doesn't mean they know your business and how to conceptualize and manage campaigns that hit upon your business-related goals.
- Social media is 'new' media. No, it isn't. Media is media. At one point or another, newspapers, radio, television and the Internet were considered new forms of media and now they're labeled as "traditional" media. So "new" media doesn't mean that only "experts" or young hotshots can successfully operate your social-media team. That's hogwash. Nothing replaces knowledge of the basics of marketing, combined with knowledge of your business-related goals and the need for authenticity and transparency in your socially laden communications.
- Social media can be effectively outsourced to a PR firm. Nobody knows your business like the people who work inside your building. You can certainly work with an agency to set up and implement your social media-related efforts or to propose ideas for contests and the like. But when it comes to communicating your messages on a daily basis, your people are in the best position to keep your community of customers and prospects up to date and informed about what really matters to them.





