By Finish Line Towing Inc September 20, 2013
We have been using Eric with Clairvoyant for years. He is very honest and there whenever you need him. He has arranged his schedule many times to take of emergencies for us over the years. He truly stands behind his company. A great example of customer service at a reasonable price. ...read more
By No Hassle Shopping, Inc. 24/7 Online Store September 12, 2013
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By deek September 10, 2013
I've been using Clairvoyant for all my home computer service needs for several years, and I've experienced consistent professionalism, integrity and a high level of expertise. The team knows what it's doing and the owner and office staff go out of their way to ensure top quality customer satisfaction. I work from home and rely heavily on a computer system that operates with no glitches ...read more
Posted from: Computerworld -http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9242488/Layoffs_coming_to_BlackBerry_could_reach_40_BlackBerry said Wednesday it will continue to take steps to optimize its business, following a report that up to 40% of its 12,700 employees will lose their jobs by year's end. The layoffs would affect all departments, according to thereport in theWall Street Journalthat relied on unnamed sources. BlackBerry wouldn't comment on how many jobs might go, and issued this statement: "We will not comment on rumors and speculation. As previously stated, we are in the second phase of our transformation plan. Organizational moves will continue to occur to ensure we have the right people in the right roles to drive new opportunities in mobile computing." Analyst Jack Gold of J. Gold Associates said he didn't believe thelayoffreport was completely accurate, based on his conversation with a BlackBerry executive on Monday. The 40% layoff might only apply to Canadian workers as the mobile phone maker moves more of its operations to the U.S. to be closer to markets, Gold said. BlackBerry is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario. "The executive said they are indeed laying off folks in Canada. The proposed 40% layoff may be true in Canada... but I don't think it accurately reflects what's happening overall," Gold toldComputerworld. The layoff report came on the same day that BlackBerryunveiled its Z30 smartphonewith a 5-in. display, a larger phone than its Z10 introduced earlier in the year. In recent days, unnamed sources also disclosed thatBlackBerry could be sold off in partsto private parties, minus itssmartphonebusiness. The layoff and sell-off reports depict a Canadian company on the brink of extinction, at least as a publicly traded company. Once a dominant player in the smartphone space, IDC recently indicated BlackBerry's total share of smartphones will shrink below 3% in all of 2013. About 5,000 BlackBerry workers lost their jobs in 2012, part of a cost-cutting effort by CEO Thorsten Heins. ...read more
By Clairvoyant Solutions September 20, 2013
Laptops are often the storage of personal and business information for the modern PC user. When data is compromised or lost, recovery of information can be a painful and costly process. Learning more about data recovery and understanding a few tips can help to avoid coming to the point of needing it. ...read more
Notebook computers are often harder to fix because of the size of the components and the compact design. In many cases, the problems can be resolved without requiring a technician. It is helpful to know how to diagnose and fix common problems. ...read more