Small Businesses, teams, clubs and other organizations
Unless you are a small start-up with a huge venture capital investor, you probably don't have a multi-million dollar Information Technology budget like the big fortune 500 companies. We believe that shouldn't stop you from leveraging the Internet and enjoying the same competitive advantages that a global IT infrastructure enables. We are experienced with both Microsoft products and Open Source alternatives and we always have security in mind. So if you don't have a web presence yet, or if your website is just a billboard to supplement your Yellow Page ad, let us show you how to really leverage the Internet.
How Do You Know What You Need?
The first step in leveraging the Internet is to really understand what your organization needs. Some organizations only need contact information on a web page. Others can gain a significant return on investment by posting online catalogs, creating an online storefront and/or a complete supply chain management infrastructure.
Internet vs. Intranet
An Intranet is like your organizations own private Internet that only members can see and work in. They are connected to the Internet but are isolated from the outside without special tunneling software. Most large businesses put millions of dollars into their Intranet and host their own internal web servers, mail servers and other backend services. Small businesses and organizations don't typically need this level of complexity and can achieve the same functional results through hosted services.
Security is always our greatest concern. No Internet website is 100% secure but we never take shortcuts where security is involved.