MicroTek Updates Computer Classroom Facilities with New Technology

MicroTek, the leader in computer classroom outsourcing, continues to update its national network of training facilities with the latest technology, upgrading several locations with new Dell OptiPlex computers and flat panel monitors. This investment brings the average age of computers in MicroTek classrooms to under a year, assuring educators the necessary technical resources for any level of computer training. The local communities of these MicroTek facilities also benefit as the companys surplus of computers is being donated to local charities and schools.

Oakbrook Terrace, IL (PRWEB) August 19, 2004 - MicroTek, the leader in http://www.mclabs.com/?source=prw02 [computer classroom outsourcing], continues to update its http://www.mclabs.com/?source=prw02 [national network of training facilities] with the latest technology. In a major order for Dell, MicroTek upgraded a significant portion of its computers with new Dell OptiPlex computers and flat screens. This investment brings the average age of computers in MicroTek classrooms to under a year, assuring educators the necessary technical resources for any level of computer training.

The recent surge in technology spending has caused MicroTek, as the primary classroom provider to the high tech industry, to invest heavily to meet customer demands. We are constantly being driven by our customers to offer the latest level of technology" said CEO Don Slivensky. It seems that each week we schedule a new course that requires faster processors, additional memory, or more bandwidth to the internet."

Technology aside, the new monitors add to the comfort level MicroTek can provide its students. Weve been using flat panel monitors for years now and each time we upgrade from the CRTs, Im more impressed by the space savings the LCDs provide," said Vice President of Operations Charlie Brown. We design each facility with the student in mind and our goal is to create comfortable learning environments. These new monitors go a long way in helping to make our classrooms more comfortable."

The local communities of these MicroTek facilities also benefit as the companys surplus of computers is being donated to local charities and schools. http://www.otxwest.org/ [Oakland Technology Exchange West], Hope Again of Los Angeles, and three Illinois schools will each take advantage of the contribution.

This installment follows a long history of technology upgrades to maintain MicroTeks leadership position in the http://www.mclabs.com/?source=prw02 [computer classroom rental]. Recently, a Wi-Fi upgrade brought wireless internet access to each of MicroTek's facilities. Additional failsafe, broadband capacity has been added along with significantly improved firewall security.

To take advantage of MicroTeks recent upgrade, and to realize the benefits of computer classroom outsourcing, contact MicroTek at (800) 207-9620 or visit http://www.mclabs.com/?source=prw02 [mclabs.com].

ABOUT MICROTEK
MicroTek provides outsourced training facilities and learning event logistics in every major city in the nation, and in major international locations as well. With an on-demand model, MicroTek enables companies to avoid the large fixed cost of owning empty classrooms and advance to a variable cost model where they only pay for facilities when and where they need them. As a three-time Inc 500 fastest growing company, MicroTek offers outrageous customer service earning a 3.96, on a scale of 4, in a recent customer satisfaction survey. Since 1991, MicroTek has improved the bottom lines of Fortune 500 companies, and small businesses alike. For more information visit http://www.mclabs.com/?source=prw02 [mclabs.com].
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