Productivity@Work Contest

We greatly appreciate the effort and resources that were provided by our technology partners who actually implemented these products and services for the winners. Each of the Productivity@Work contest winners received a customized prize package from Comcast based on their individual business needs. Comcast helped make the winners more productive by collaborating with HP and Microsoft—along with several other suppliers—to fulfill the packages. Here's a short list of all those who worked to make the contest a success.

• From Comcast, winners received a Business Class Internet package, which included two years of Business Class Internet, Norton Business Suite™ , Custom domain name and website, and Business Class TV Service for two years.
• Netrix Systems in Chicago, Illinois, worked closely with ABJ Community Services, Inc. to customize technology solutions that would fit its needs. Netrix Systems provisioned two computers that were provided by HP. An HP CPQ 500B E5400 Desktop Computer and an HP 425 P320 Laptop. ABJ Community Services was already a Comcast customer and supplemented its subscription with a Deluxe Internet package.
• A-Trac Computer in Waltham, Massachusetts, evaluated the technology needs of Callanan & Klein Communications, and its solution was a technology package that included an HP X310 Storage Data Vault and HP ProBook 6450B Laptops. A-Trac also worked with Comcast to help install voice and fax lines, video services, and a Deluxe Internet package.
• Zunesis in Denver, Colorado, assessed the needs of Travelers Haven LLC and worked with them to provide a customized solution. This included an HP Proliant ML310G5P Server, HP CPQ 8100 Desktop, and an HP LE2001W 20-inch display. Comcast installed Deluxe Internet and TV Preferred packages.
• Zunesis in Denver, Colorado, assessed the needs of Travelers Haven LLC and worked with them to provide a customized solution. This included an HP Proliant ML310G5P Server, HP CPQ 8100 Desktop, and an HP LE2001W 20-inch display. Comcast installed Deluxe Internet and TV Preferred packages.
• Wesley Community Centers, Inc. had special needs with two locations needing technology upgrades. Cnetics of Norcross, Georgia, worked with them to determine the best technology solution, setting them up with an HP LE1901W Display, HP E5400 500B Computer, and an HP ProCurve 1810G-24 Switch. Comcast worked with Cnetics to install voice lines in both locations, Deluxe Internet and Basic Video in the main location, and Starter Internet and Preferred TV in the second location.

The local partners set up Microsoft technology—including Microsoft Office Suite 2010, Microsoft Office Outlook 2010, Microsoft SharePoint Services 3.0, Microsoft Exchange 2007, and Windows 7 OS—to help increase the winners' efficiency.