ByteWyze Computer Services Account Executives Speak To North Carolina Dental Assistants Association

by MMI

CARY, N.C. – Phillip Hare, president and CEO of ByteWyze Computer Services, has announced that Lucy Reese and Quentin Tilman, account executives for the firm, gave a presentation to the North Carolina Dental Assistants Association (NCDAA) on Aug. 26 at Guilford Technical Community College in Jamestown, North Carolina. The presentation, entitled “The Dental Assistant’s Guide to Computer Networking,” discussed such topics as having Internet security, backing up data successfully, troubleshooting simple hardware problems and establishing HIPPA compliance for computers. Reese and Tilman were invited to give the presentation by Carolyn Newman, immediate past president of the NCDAA, and dental assistants who attended earned three credit hours of continuing education time.

“We enjoyed this opportunity to meet with members of the NCDAA,” said Reese. “Our goal was for the dental assistants to leave with a better understanding of computer networking basics.”

About ByteWyze Computer Services:
Based in Cary, N.C., ByteWyze Computer Services is an expanding computer support consultancy. The skilled staff has extensive experience in providing computer support to small and medium-sized businesses. ByteWyze works hard to ensure a solid customer relationship and high quality of service. Workloads are carefully balanced to ensure that the client always receives the level of service it expects and deserves. More information about ByteWyze Computer Services can be found at http://www.bytewyze.com.

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