MacTown will begin a series of free IT Seminars at their Kingsridge training room. Presented by Apple Certified System Administrator, Aaron Adams, each IT Seminar will feature the kind of realworld examples and demonstrations that take the guess work out of IT management and optimization. Question and answer periods will follow each session for attendees with specific business needs and circumstances.

So whether you’re already working with Macs or you’re just curious about adding them to your network, these informative seminars will help support your IT research and development process.

MacTown's IT Series will cover a wide range of topics including:

• An Introduction to Mac-based IT
• Back Up Strategies for Work Stations and Servers
• Mac Integration with Existing Network Infrastructures
• Net Boot and Net Install
• Mail, Calendar and Address Book Management
• Apple Remote Desktop as an Effective Management Tool
• Rolling out iPhones for Your Business
• Server Hardware FAQs
• Optimizing Mobile Access

The first of these seminars "An Introduction To Mac-Based IT" presents an overview of Mac IT and is intended for people in your organization who make decisions and implement solutions. The presentation is set to begin on Thursday, June 3, 2010. Two time slots will be available for these 1 hour seminars, Noon to 1PM, and 6PM - 7PM.

Registration for this seminar is by RSVP only, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it today to reserve the time slot you prefer.

This message is intended to inform DCS members and other interested parties about upcoming events that serve as continuing education opportunities. DCS is pleased to help promote this and future events for MacTown. MacTown is a Gold Level Sponsor of Dayton Creative Syndicate. For more information about DCS or setting up a sponsorship customized for your business that targets our membership and readers please vist our website: CreativeSyndicate.org or contact our Sponsorship Coordinator, Britni Marcum directly.