We have built, maintained and hosted some of Alabama's most visible and influential websites, including the Alabama State Legislature and Alabama State Treasury. We integrate e-Commerce and online database applications into websites, enabling organizations with world class capabilities. Our websites have generated business and increased efficiencies that make or save our customers hundreds of thousands of dollars and return tens of millions of dollars to Alabama taxpayers annually.
Placing the Alabama State Treasury's Unclaimed Property Database online provided the capability to search more than a million records for over $100 million in unclaimed money and property within seconds. Using online documentation and advertising, we have directly saved the Treasury $120,000 to $200,000 in annual advertising costs. More significantly, it has increased the annual return of unclaimed property to Alabama citizens from approximately $2,000,000 to nearly $30,000.000!
The State Legislature's website has over 500 pages and provides an incredibly wide range of information, from current bill status when the Legislature is in session to details on each Senator and Representative to accurate historical documents forming Alabama's early governments and constitutions.
We also build websites for smaller businesses, associations and home based business owners, and our costs are typically one half to two thirds that of the local advertising agencies.
In addition to creating and maintaining large websites, our strong graphic and design capabilities establish a very professional online presence for any business or organization. We also provide a broad range of detailed quantitative statistics so you can measure your website's popularity and visibility and your visitors' habits.
A list of our websites (newest*)
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FOR EVERYONE
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- Am I ready for Windows 7... is it ready for me?
- Pros & Cons of Social Media Networking
- Should I upgrade from Windows XP or Vista?
- Viruses and spyware and hackers, Oh My!
- Spam, spam, spam, spam...
- What's cool about the new Internet Explorer?
- You did back up your important files, right (and store them in a safe location)?
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AT THE OFFICE
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- Are remote services/Cloud Computing/remote backup for me?
- Should my business be using Social Media (Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc) for relationship building, reputation management and two-way communication?
- Securing your network from external and internal threats
- Protecting your computers and servers with a regular maintenance plan
- Is my website where it needs to be?
- Saving money with volume licenses
- Complying with the new office email archiving rules
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AT HOME
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- Help! I'm on dialup and I can't get up to speed
- The common wireless oversight your neighbor's kid loves
- If I have to talk to one more tech support guy in India I'm gonna scream
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FOR PARENTS
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- Protecting my kids
- Protecting me from my kids!
- Educational Resources
- Google Earth... and other internet trinkets to impress your kids, or at least your spouse
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FOR THE ELECTRONICS, COMPUTER AND HOME AUDIO VIDEO ENTHUSIAST
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- The Internet will make your current TV obsolete?
- You paid HOW MUCH for those HDMI cables to go with your new widescreen TV?
- Integrating your computers, cell phone, iPod, gaming stations and home AV gear
- Hi Def TV Alphabet Soup... First it was 1080i or 1080p, now there's HDMI 1.3?
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FOR THE MOBILE USER
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- Wireless (WIFI) around town
- Balancing mobility with useability
- iPhones, iPads, netbooks and other modern conveniences
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FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
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- Accessability features and how you can get your computer vision back again
- Geneology, new recipes and other fun stuff to do with your computer
- Can't do anything with those emailed pictures of the grandkids?
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FOR MAC USERS
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- 8 core processors... 50" Cinema Displays... interesting reading and rumors
- Got Windows? Dual Core Intel processors, Boot Camp and other success stories
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