Archive for December, 2009
A Peferct Ending…
Dec 28th
The basketball season finally finished. You could probably tell from my previous blog, coaching 9 years was challenging with many ups and downs. I ended up having a lot of fun and learned a lot about myself and coaching. How tough can coaching 9 year olds be? I manage a team of 10 at the office every day. Teaching the kids proper rebounding, passing, dribbling, defense, and screening, has to be easier than managing different departments with different goals.
The kids finally came together the last game. They stopped worrying about who is passing the ball to them or who is shooting. The kids dlearned they must play defense too, if they are going to win. In the end, we went 1 and 9, winning our last game. A smile was on everyone’s face, inlcuding mine. What a relief!!! It made for a fun end of the season party and I am arelady looking forward to doing it again in 2010.
“We Cannot Afford to Work With a Dinosaur Behemoth!”
Dec 16th
Intelletrace continues to be on the leading edge in working with the some of the fastest growing companies in the Silicon Valley. This year, we turned up one of the biggest Internet browsers, the fastest growing company for browsing photos and videos on your desktop, and 2nd largest business social networking site. Intelletrace feels the need to act quickly and think out of the box to get the job completed. “We move with the agility of a small company and cannot afford to work with a dinosaur behemoth!”, an IT Director stated.
Intelletrace was able to spend time and get to know exactly want our customers want to accomplish to create a win-win solution. Whether it is Internet connectivity, wide area networking, point to point solutions, networking equipment, and collocation needs, Intelletrace can provide it.
Taxes, Taxes and MORE Taxes
Dec 9th
You are probably wondering what are all the taxes doing on my telecom bills. Property taxes, 911 Taxes, Federal Excise Taxes, Carrier Access Recovery Fees, are just some of the charges which show up every month and it seems a new one is popping up every quarter. I cannot keep up anymore… Telcom taxes are still a gray area and neither a Carrier or the Government has been able to explain it to me. Why should I pay property taxes on a data line? I do not own the line, I am leasing it. It is not my fault, nor should I be penalized, when the Carrier does not run their business properly and over borrow on projects. Read the rest of this entry »
Marc Alciati
Age: 42
Gender: Male
Industry: Telecommunications
Occupation: President CEO
Location: Novato : CA : United States
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