Direct Request: Workplace Security
6.1 Direct Request: Workplace Security Revise the following letter. Delete these instructions. Start 1 inch from the top so that the date is 2 inches from the top. Adjust the space between the inside address and the salutation to balance the letter on the page. Submit a copy to your instructor. Be sure to identify yourself and the case number. Use your own name as writer. Your instructor may also ask you to submit a list of message weaknesses. ESSENTIAL SOLUTIONS, INC. 2559 PLAINFIELD ROAD BLUE ASH, OHIO 45236 WWW.ESSENTIALSOLUTIONS.COM (513) 457-4902 Current date Mr. Gregory Howard, Sales Manager HiTek Software and Computing 16544 Burt Street Omaha, NE 68154-3749 Dear Sir: Our insurance rates will be increased in the near future due to the fact that we don't have security devices on our computer equipment. Local suppliers were considered, but at this point in time none had exactly what we wanted. That’s why I am writing to see whether or not you can provide information and recommendations regarding equipment to prevent the possible theft of office computers and printers. In view of the fact that our insurance carrier has set a deadline of April 1, we need fast action. Our office now has 18 computer workstations along with twelve printers. We need a device that can be used to secure separate computer components to desks or counters. Would you please recommend a device that can secure a workstation consisting of a computer, monitor, and keyboard. We wonder if professionals are needed to install your security devices and to remove them. We are a small company, and we don't have a staff of maintenance people. One problem is whether the devices can be easily removed when we need to move equipment around. We are, of course, very interested in the price of each device. What about quantity discounts, if you offer them. Until such time as we hear from you, thank you in advance for your attention to this matter. Sincerely,