Wishing all of our customers a Happy Easter! We will be closed for Good Friday, but of course, we are available for emergencies.
Thank you for keeping us in business this past year! We had to say goodbye to some long-time customers but were fortunate to gain new customers and help them access their data from remote locations so they could work from home during the pandemic.
Best wishes to all from Sugar Land, Texas for the coming of spring, we hope you have a wonderful weekend. ~Brianna
As vaccines become more widely available, we are finally beginning to transition back to a normal life. I feel an overwhelming sense of relief by not having the constant fear nagging at the back of my head, wondering if I am potentially putting my father with failing health at risk, or pondering if my spouse will die or become severely altered if he caught Covid because of his frequent respiratory infections in the past. And yet, my mind is conflicted with the idea of returning to indoor spaces with a multitude of unknown persons who may or may not be wearing a mask. There is a constant barrage of questions running through my mind over what-ifs, that have become all too commonplace since the government shutdown after the outbreak of Covid-19. I am wondering if everyone is having as much difficulty as I am wrapping my mind around letting go and accepting that everything will be okay when a majority of our population has been vaccinated.
Right now, in our business, I am seeing that our customers have just about finished shuddering from the economic crisis, and are beginning to feel free to grow their workforce again. It seems as though all of our institutions are learning from this last year, that we need to be more prepared for potential crises. Everyone is implementing more outdoor use, cleaning has become a top priority and remote work has become essential for everyone from small to large businesses and schools. So that if we have another outbreak we don’t have to close down businesses and schools.
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If you would like to speak with us about having your Quickbooks hosted over Citrix, please contact us or call (713)662-3994. We are locally based in Sugar Land, Texas, just outside of Houston, but we offer our services all over the world. We would love to see if we are a good fit for your business.
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A big Howdy from the State of Texas. I wanted to thank everyone for their recent support and well wishes while we went through this unnecessary energy crisis because of extreme winter weather, albeit not unpredictable.
Our office was flooded from a burst pipe and after implementing fans, wet vacs, a dehumidifier and increased heat, the unwanted water has dried with minimal damage. We have emerged from the other side of the tunnel however, there is still no running water in our office, and buckets are still needed to flush toilets, but at least we no longer need to boil our drinking water!
This crisis was absolutely avoidable and should never have happened, since a similar crisis took place 10 years ago (Jon Oliver does a superb job summarizing the incident), and nothing was done to rectify the problem. The death toll across Texas from the winter storm has been devastating for residents and wildlife. My heart truly goes out to each and every one of the victims.
Now many Texans that are over the hump of freezing weather and damages, are now dealing with sky-high electric bills. Texas has a long way to go to rectify this mess and keep us much safer than being minutes away from complete collapse.
Our weather has returned to the 70s and the sun is again shining, now hopefully we can have a chance to winterize our electrical grid, which in the long run will be cheaper than these devastating disasters that may return at least every ten years. Hopefully, we can make that happen!
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