Networking

We can advise you on what computer networking your organisation needs and recommend the next steps. Here are some areas we may be able to assist you with:

Local Area Netowrk (LAN): Cabling, network equipment, access among PCs hard drives.

Wide Area Network (WAN): If you have more than one office or building, multi-office, and you want to inter connect them.

Peer-to-Peer Network: Allows each of your PCs/Laptops to share files on each other securely across the LAN.

Internet Service Provider (ISP)/Broadband: Advise on which ISP and Broadband is most suitable and cost effective for you depending on your requirements.

Home Workers: Establish secure access to your office services from workers at home.

Phone Systems: Including Voice over IP (VoIP) to make low cost/no cost telephone or video conferencing calls over the internet.

e-mail: establish an e-mail service and configure your PCs.

Network Security: Check that only authorised people can access your computer systems.

Wireless Networking: Can be beneficial to your business but you must be aware of the security risks and how to avoid them.

Hosting Services: We can host your e-mail, web sites, and also supply mobile e-mail – Windows © and Blackberry devices.

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