SPTJ Consulting
understands that, for many, the
computer world is mysterious.
That’s why over 17 years ago we
formed our company to share our
expertise with computer users
who knew they needed help, but
weren’t even sure of what kind.
We initially specialized in
Local Area and Wide Area
Networks (LAN and WAN). Over
the years, we expanded our
services to include what clients
told us they needed -
headquarter to branch office
connectivity, Internet security
and failover, office
network systems integration,
website development &
maintenance, and Decision
Support Systems (DSS).
Today, many clients consider
SPTJ Consulting their
network consultant and in-house
system administrator. It’s
rather like “Relax and leave the
driving to us.” A full-time
in-house system administrator
may not justify its cost. But
SPTJ for on-call, as needed
support is highly
cost-effective.
We cover the San Francisco
California Bay Area.
There are lots of choices out
there. In the old days, you’d
turn to the Yellow Pages to find
the professional you were
looking for. Today, it’s the
Internet. And the numbers of
choices are mind boggling. But
you can stop right here.
"You're in the right place with
SPTJ Consulting." Whether
or not you know what you're
looking for to put your computer
to its best use, we can help and
will provide a comfort level to
put your mind at ease. |
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Internet
Security |
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As soon as you connect your
computer and server to the
Internet you are vulnerable to
attack. There are computers
programmed to search for and
detect open ports. We implement
the industry standard of an
Internet router and firewall
that will protect you from risks
to your security. |
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Office
Mobile Phones |
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Today, it is common that
business organizations are using
different types of mobile
phones. Business executives and
staff members work in groups and
projects by exchanging e-mail
and sharing calendars and
contact information. We make
this possible and have
integrated Research In Motion's
BlackBerry, Apple's iPhones, and
Windows Mobile based phones to
corporate systems. |
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