Computer Networks
Networked communications have become a strategic competitive advantage for today's organisations. Networks allow colleagues to efficiently collaborate on projects by sharing files, applications and resources across the network.

File Servers
File servers allow an organisation to centralize the storage, retrieval and archiving of important files and electronic documents. File servers also allow security restrictions to be in place to prevent unauthorized access by individuals and/or departments.

Application Servers
Application servers allow programs to be centrally located and accessed through the network. Application servers make maintaining and upgrading software an efficient and seamless task across a department or large organisation. Application servers can also help reduce software licensing costs.

Print Servers
A print server allows a department to share a printer in a centralized location or multiple locations. This allows maximum productivity to be gained from expensive laser printers, colour laser printers, plotters and other printing devices.

Mail Servers
Dedicated mail servers are ideal for large organisations who wish to use email communications throughout departments and offices Australia wide and internationally. Mail servers also handle mail from the Internet, making your mail system work seamlessly and securely across your entire organisation.

Internet - Intranet - Extranet Servers
Permanent network connection to the Internet gives your employees and organisation a powerful online presence. With an Extranet, your online business can tie in with existing legacy systems creating an efficient business model between your clients and your organisation.