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Consulting: |
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Analyze client needs; Provide advise to client for their
independent action. |
2. |
System Design: |
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Research system hardware, equipment, commercial and custom
software interaction requirements to meet to the client's current
and future needs. |
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Network Design: |
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Define network operating systems, equipment, wiring, and
protocols to meet client's existing installation base and future
needs. |
4. |
Internet Servers: |
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Install and configure internet servers (UNIX, Linux, Microsoft
BackOffice) for services such as web, SMTP, POP3, FTP, Proxy, and
firewall, etc. This service can include intranet and internet
routing and integration. |
5. |
Acquisition: |
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Procure hardware and software applicable to client's needs. |
6. |
Application Development: |
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Design and develop customized applications and programs. |
7. |
System Integration: |
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Integrate different hardware and software components into a
total, seamless solution. |
8. |
Data Collection: |
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Develop hardware and software solutions for the real-time data
collection including bar coding, manufacturing process reporting and
statistical analysis. |
9. |
Installation: |
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Install hardware, operation systems, network systems, and
software. This service can be priced to provide as little or
as much start-up training as may be desired. |
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Programming: |
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Modify and maintain existing application programs. |
11. |
Implementation: |
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Configure, customize, and test system installations. |
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Technical Support: |
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Provide hardware, software and network support to increase the
client's knowledge base. |
13. |
Maintenance: |
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Diagnose and correct or replace faulty system components. |
Classification | Hardware |
Operating Systems |
Mainframes | IBM 4300, 3080, 3090 | MVS, VM, CMS, CICS/ICCF |
Midrange | Sun, HP, DEC, IBM RS/6000, IBM AS/400 | UNIX, VMS, OS/400 |
Microcomputers |
PC, Macintosh | DOS, Windows 3.1 - XP, Unix, Linux, Novell, OS/2, Macintosh OS |
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