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A property management company

needed to be able to share meeting and appointment schedules among co-workers. They were not running MS Exchange and did not intend to, although they were using Outlook on the desktop. Cost was a factor and needed to be as low as feasible.

COMPUTASSIST used Free Software to set up a groupware program which enables staff to inform and be informed of co-workers' meetings and appointments. By utilizing existing hardware, the total cost to implement was kept very low.

A large metro church

was running with only a simple peer-to-peer network and had no data backup. They needed a network make-over to add more sharing and collaboration capability and run networked apps.

COMPUTASSIST installed a file and app server, upgrading the church network to a client-server architecture. This eliminated users' dependence on co-workers' PCs being on and available, and boosted the performance of networked applications which had been running off of a shared folder on a PC. It also allowed an integrated daily off-site backup scheme to protect data. A network bridge/web filter was also installed, made from an unused PC and Free Software, for improved user security when browsing the Web.

A high school student computer lab

was requiring constant maintenance to clean infected PCs and restore corrupted operating systems. Many of the computers were so bogged down with unnecessary background apps and malware that students had trouble completing their lab work.

COMPUTASSIST converted the lab of 30 PCs to LTSP thin clients. This totally eliminated the prevalent virus and operating system corruption problems, eliminated all software licensing costs, reduced the maintenance workload from over five hours a week to near ZERO, and significantly increased security of the lab and the entire network.