Small Businesses Pick the Products of the Year - Small Business Computing

Small Businesses Pick the Products of the Year

Mar 31, 2006
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Hardware     Security     E-Commerce     Software/Services    
The votes are in, and our readers have revealed their picks for the best small-business hardware, software and services, e-commerce and security products. The most noticeable finding is that our readers continue to rely on — and to reward — small business stalwarts like Dell, HP, Intuit and Maxtor for their reliable products and dedication to the small business market.

It’s also noteworthy that as more and more small businesses incorporate Internet-based communications and Web services into their daily computing routines, the more critical it becomes to protect network infrastructure, confidential business and client data. As a top-of-mind concern for all small business owners, security warranted its own category this year.

While we don’t have a red carpet, prime-time TV coverage or kickin’ after-parties, we do have 23 categories with outstanding products to help small businesses increase efficiency, improve productivity and start the year off on sound technological footing. And best of all: no interpretive dance.

Small Business Computing Staff

Small Business Computing addresses the technology needs of small businesses, which are defined as businesses with fewer than 500 employees and/or less than $7 million in annual sales.

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