Advanced Technical Services

DIR's WWW Technical services can be tailored to match your company's specific requirements. From network systems and design to custom applications programming, our knowledgeable and experienced staff or programmers, artists and network engineers will help you through every step of your project.

Custom Internet and Network Solutions:

• System analysis and design - New network design and installation to integration of existing networks.
• Custom Applications Development - DOS and MS Windows Environments. Can't find off-the-shelf software that will do the job? We'll write it for you.
• Connecting you Network to the Internet - Interfacing of existing enterprise networks and systems to the Internet

Customized Internet Services Options
The most advanced options available to make your Web site as effective as possible.

• Forms development - Provide for customer responses to your site surveys, requests for information, even automated online order processing to sell your products!
• Original art creation - Enhance the visual appeal of your site to keep your customers coming back.
• Secure communications - Provide your company and customers with "hacker-proof" data transmission.
• Mailing List Server - Send a electronic newsletters to your existing and future customers.
• CGI programming - For a custom "shopping basket", merchant system, or simple forms processing.
• Turnkey systems - Complete hardware/software packages from workstations to web servers, including design, construction, hardware installation, and administration.

At DIR we know that the Internet and World Wide Web are the most exciting business opportunity of the century. By combining business expertise with information technology we have created a team of graphic artists, programmers and technicians dedicated to making your business a success on the Internet. Your company will receive strong support from the start. As new technologies evolve DIR will be there helping you make the most of your Internet-Business Connection.

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(http://www.digigo.com/techsvcs.htm - January 27, 1996)