We develop high quality websites for individuals, businesses, educational
institutions, charity associations and corporate organisations, offering
our clients memorable web presence at competitive, very affordable prices.
From informative and "award winning" websites
to video and audio applications, we implement what you need to meet your
private and business goals.
Our web development team work closely with clients to identify requirements and define the objectives for the project.
We value the suggestions of our customers throughout the website development process and ecourage active participation
to ensure that they get what they want.
We also offer our customers the opportunity to host the websites at our world class, state-of-the-art hosting centre. Please see
our managed hosting plans for further details!
Why Do You Need a Website?
A well designed and appropriately promoted web site can prove to be a valuable
piece of your marketing strategy – generating new business leads
and increasing sales potential.
Most businesses are increasingly utilising the opportunities of the Internet to boost sales. A company
that owns a website is more likely to gain a better competitive advantage over those that do not. Few entrepreneurs would dispute the importance of
the Internet as a medium for extending marketing opportunities for most business.
If you do not wish to sell your products online immediately, you can use
the Internet to display brochure and advertise products and services.
This will essentially provide a convenient reference point for your customers
and suppliers.
You can contact us
for further details about our web development services or get a quote.
Intranet & Extranet
Intranet is an aspect of web technology which can be used as a repository for internal information within a company or
organisation. These can involve either a bounded network within an organisation or a secure Internet based website, which can
be accessed by privileged users.
Extranet is a collaborative secure network which enables companies
and organisations to share their resources. This is used when
one or more companies collaborate on a certain project, sharing
data with one another,
but neither have access to all of the other's resources.
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