Join us for a free iPad seminar and register to win a MacBook Air!

ByMike Moffit

Small Dog Electronics is thrilled to announce that we’re going to be hosting a free iPad in Business Briefing on Tuesday, September 17 from 9am – 12pm (get there at 8:30am for check-in and refreshments) at the Palace Theatre in Manchester, NH — open to anyone interested in learning about how to use iPad in a business environment.

We’ll have a representative from Apple on hand to present, as well as our partners Zco Corp. (App Developer) and Burlington Bank Card (iPad/iPhone POS System) to highlight their solutions. Topics will include integration, security, deployment, apps and of course, how using iOS and working with Small Dog Electronics can provide an ideal solution for your business.

Visit our Seminars page for more details:
Smalldog.com/seminars

Register now to make sure you’re entered to win a MacBook Air, and to join us for a fantastic 1/2 day seminar. And did we mention that it’s free? You’ve got nothing to lose!

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The Small Dog Electronics Business Solutions team will be on hand for the event, so come on out — we’d love to meet you and answer any questions you may have about how we can help you get — or keep — your business running smoothly when it comes to technology.

Your dedicated NH reps:

To learn more about what we have to offer businesses large and small, visit Smalldog.com/b2b

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