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A network administrator is a trust position. We know that trust has to be earned and that each business dollar should be invested to maximize returns.

We seek to develop a solid understanding of your business so that we can offer meaningful advice and clear communication

Computer Networking & Services

Technology Partner offers on-site technical support or remote support depending upon your requirements. We are experienced Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers with a history of combining business skill and understanding with current training in server, desktop, and networking systems. Areas of interest and specialization include:

    Small Business Server (SBS) - Planning, Support or Implementation
    Project Management
    LAN Design & Implementation
    Technology Audits/Disaster Recovery Planning
    Wireless Networks - implemented with security
    Anti-virus and Anti-SPAM Solutions
    Server and Network Performance Tuning & Optimization
    Technical Support on SBS 2003, Server 2003, Vista, or Windows XP

We encourage you to contact us for a non-obligation consultation. Because network support is vital to modern business success, we view our work as a mutual relationship and promote the concept of empowering our customers to resolve common-day issues.

Areas of Focus

There is hardly a business today that does not rely on messaging to support customers, communicate with suppliers, and solicit new business. E-mail should be timely, concise, and clear.

In many respects, our organizations are judged based on the ability to use e-mail effectively. Software and servers enable even small organizations to use this powerful tool to advance its business interests.

Messaging is critical to business communication: Business people rely on e-mail communication, in part because it overcomes scheduling problems and in part because it offers the sender the opportunity to clearly and concisely state the issue requiring attention. It is important to give your messages the best chance of arriving on-time and maintaining a professional appearance. These capabilities are all within reach of even the smallest organizations.

Your domain name tells your customer you are serious about business: Registering and using a domain name to define your business has never been simpler nor more economical. E-mail options include POP3, hosted mail servers or dedicated mail servers. Each step adds cost but also flexibility. Registering your domain name is the first and most important step.

Keeping SPAM and viruses at bay: With an Internet presence, you run the risk of attracting unwanted e-mail, most often SPAM. Fortunately, there are effective and inexpensive means to mitigate the risk of harmful or unwanted e-mail.

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Our Business Model

We think there is no substitute for experience in the IT field. Most of our new clients are drawn to us based on favorable experiences of our existing customer base.

We work to earn and maintain trust, and believe that training and education should be on our clock and not on the time paid for by our customers.

We plan to stay in business just as long as you do.

Our Partners

Microsoft is our primary partner and we are proud of our affiliation as a Microsoft Certified Partner. This enables us to remain current in training and exposed to key software developments.

Dell is our primary hardware source. While intentionally not a reseller, we leverage the buying power across multiple customer relationships to deliver tangible savings when a client purchases a server or business system.

CDW represents our third key source for software, hardware, or peripheral needs. Aggregated purchasing volume allows us to secure discounts on behalf of our customers that would be otherwise unavailable.