Roy Pacitto works almost 20 years at Bryley Systems

Bryley employees were recently celebrating Roy’s 20th anniversary when someone pointed out that it was a year early.  Since we already had a 20th-year cake, we ate it anyway.

Roy, a key member of the management team, started as service manager in 1995. He moved to the sales team in 1997; in the mid-2000s he became Director of Sales.  For his biography, visit https://www.bryley.com/about/management-team/.

Now that the cake is gone, we will continue the celebration by having a random drawing with a chance to win a $30 VISA gift-card.  To be entered into the drawing:

  • Find Roy with his 20th-year cake at Bryley.com.
  • Click on the photo and fill-out the drawing-submission form completely.

On August 12th, 2014, we will randomly select one winner from all of the entrants that complete and submit the form and will send that person a $30 VISA gift-card.

Note:  Bryley employees and their relations are excluded from this drawing.

 

Bryley Basics: More of Anna’s Windows 8 tips

Those of you running Windows 8 have probably experienced the new Photosapp, which opens the image in the full-screen, hiding everything else on the screen. It is really inconvenient for me, and I am guessing I am not the only one.  Here’s how to change from the default photo-views application in Windows 8, Photos, back to the Windows 7 version, Photo Viewer:

  1. Once in Desktop Mode go to the Windows Icon winIcon, right-click, and then select Search.
  1. A search bar will open; type Default Programs and then select.

 

  1. Select Set your default programs.

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  1. Select Windows Photo Viewer, select Set this program as default, and then click OK.

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You can use the same procedure to change other default programs.  If there is some type of Windows 8 default application that you are not happy with, this is the place to make those changes.

Gavin Livingstone interviewed by CEO-CFO Magazine

Gavin Livingstone, President at Bryley Systems, was interviewed by Lynne Fosse of CEO-CFO Magazine, which was published in the 4/28/2014 web-edition.

 

 

Jim Livingstone’s Retirement Party

Recently,  after 22 years of outstanding service, Jim Livingstone decided to retire from Bryley Systems, so we decided to throw him a surprise party.    We had such a good time that we wanted to share some of the footage from the party with all of you.

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