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The Big Squeeze
Published 09/09/2002 in Crain's New York Business
"In the face of mounting demands for price cuts, small firms are trying to hold the line while scrambling to add new sources of revenue."
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Architectural Record -The Digital Architect by Alan Joch, August 2002
Taking the Pain out of Upgrades
“Hardware upgrading is one of the scariest parts” of adding new software, says Michael Horta, principal of Computers in Design, a New York–based training and consulting company. “Do you buy new machines or spend $2,000 to upgrade existing computers?” He notes that the minimum hardware recommendations provided by vendors aren’t always practical. “Whatever the box says, automatically double that,” Horta advises.

Architectural Record -The Digital Architect by Jerry Laiserin, March 2002
Tech Primer: Printers and Plotters
"According to Michael Horta, president of Computers in Design, a design technology consulting firm in New York City, the best way to narrow the field is to carefully assess the plotting tasks to be performed.... Answering these questions helps firms zero in on key factors such as the required size and speed of output."