Laptops | Desktops | Servers | Storage & Networking | Electronics, Software & Accessories | E-Catalog | Dell Outlet In this month's e-newsletter, get the information you need about running a secure wireless network in your office. Learn from small businesses that excel in customer service. Plus, learn about online training courses and other topics. Wireless for Beginners The four major standards for exchanging data wirelessly — Bluetooth®*, Wireless USB, Wi-Fi and 3G Mobile Broadband — can be invaluable to small businesses, but you should know their intended uses first. Read More Setting up Your Network Simple, cost-effective, convenient, ready to grow, secure: A wireless network can be all of these, as well as easy to set up if you follow four steps. Read More Wireless Solutions for Small Businesses Small businesses have more mobile connectivity solutions available to them than ever: Wi-Fi, EDGE, EVDO, 802.11n. Learn to wade through all the alphabet soup. More Details Wireless Security for Small Businesses Small businesses are making much more use of wireless hotspots, mobile devices and wireless services, but in many cases, their wireless usage creates increased security threats. More Details Your Professional Web Site: Free Take your business online with Microsoft® Office Live Small Business. Get a FREE Web site and e-mail, plus low-cost e-commerce. Sign Up Unlock your business' potential with technology advice from leading entrepreneurs and small business experts. Go Now Protecting One of Your Most Important Assets: Your Notebook Computer If you're considering or already using your notebook as a desktop replacement, you need to protect it from four of the most common threats: data loss, unauthorized access, physical theft and malicious network attacks. Read More Ramon Ray Dell Small Business Expert Dell/NFIB Small Business Finalists Chosen Want to know how to create a truly unique customer experience? Just talk to any one of the 10 finalists for the 2008 Dell/NFIB Small Business Excellence in Customer Experience Award. Read More How to Position Your Wireless Router Find a place that's closest to the middle of all of your networked devices. Keep it high and away from walls, furniture, cabinets and shelving. Don't compete with appliances that emit interfering radio signals. Avoid reflective surfaces that may cause wireless signals to bounce off. Get the Content You Want We know you're busy and we want you to receive relevant content. Please take the time to update your preferences, as it will help us tailor our e-mail updates to your needs. You can tell us which products interest you as well as how often you would like to hear from us. Start Here *Bluetooth Trademark Information: The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Dell Inc. is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and Windows Vista Business are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Dell Inc. is located at One Dell Way, Mail Stop 8056, Round Rock, TX 78682.